20
Sep
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Figure Skater Johnny Weir attened the General Idea Spring 2012 fashion show during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week at the Lincoln Center.
Johnny is carrying a 35 CM Birkin Bag in Black with Gold Hardware and wearing Chanel Quilted Black CC Logo Sunglasse.
Photos via – Paul Morigi/WireImage & Ilya S. Savenok/FilmMagic
20
Sep
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Images via Vogue.com
Although Mulberry has brokered its popularity into extraordinary success above and beyond the world of leather goods, the British brand always remembers on which side its bread is buttered: accessories. Mulberry never fails to include lots of goodies in its runway shows for those of us who are more interested in what the models are carrying than what they’re wearing, and Mulberry Spring 2012 included bags of nearly every type imaginably.
There were quirky-girly evening bags with sparkly peace sings (the brand has been very successful with the hippie chic look, so I don’t blame them for running with it), the larger leather classics that we know and love in yellow patent that managed to be simultaneously soft and bright, and a couple of new takes on Mulberry’s most successful shape, the crossbody satchel. My favorite looks were the ones that mixed textures and exotics, but if you prefer your bags neutral, the collection included a surprising amount of tan and beige leather. A full gallery, after the jump.
19
Sep
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Anne Hathaway is the face of Italian Accessories Brand TOD’s new Signature s Collection, photographed by Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott, styled by Karl Templer and under the creative direction of Fabien Baron.
The campaign is aiming to reach a younger clientele with color ranges from vivid red, electric blue, violet and fuchsia to more subtle shades of lavender, beige and cream.
The Signature Collection, will be officially launched in Paris on October 1, during Fashion Week, and be available in stores from that month.

Anne Hathaway for Tod’s. Photo: Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott
Images via Vogue.com
It’s been a joy to watch Victoria Beckham’s transformation into a credible fashion maven, and even more so to see her take such a keen interset in accessories. After all, what celebrity would make a better accessories designer than the woman with one of the most impressive Birkin collections in the world? Intimate and functional familiarity with the minutiae of Hermes certainly makes Beckham a more qualified candidate than most of the stars who would like it be in her (very tall) shoes.
As with Beckham’s previous accessories outings, her color story was limited; neutrals were punctuated here and there with shots of brilliant orange, and those pieces were the clear standouts of the group. The shapes were a mix between previous hits and new ideas, but they were all somewhat traditional ideas executed in luxurious ways. I’ll take the bright, citrusy tote, please.
12
Sep
Author: Vivien // Category:
Bag Industry

If there’s one thing you should note about Rebecca Minkoff Spring 2012, it’s how well the maven knows her customers. Her Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week New York runway show seemed to be actively daring “Minkettes” to feature her clothes on their personal style blogs, and if that wasn’t clear enough, having Leandra Medine, the ManRepeller herself, walk the runway (and then snap a photo at the end) should have put a very fine point on it.

And that’s exactly what Minkoff’s clothes are: Fun, trendy duds for girls in their 20s who want to be the most stylish person at the party and maybe get a couple of Tumblr posts out of it. I could imagine these pieces on a lot of the girls that you see hanging out on the steps at Lincoln Center outside of Fashion Week’s festivities, and I bet that’s exactly the girl who Minkoff would like to dress.