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Saturday, April 2, 2011
Handbag Trends
After attending market, I noticed exotics are coming back. In both synthetic and natural skins. Brands like Carlos Falchi (which use a tremendous amount of exotics) are utilizing skins like anaconda, rich python and cayman. Personally, I love the fine textures of these animal hides. They really stand out in a crowd. Additionally, summer is bringing funky throwback colors like yellows, paisleys and pinks to give to make the bags really pop. I think it's about time the exotic skins came back.
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