Designer fashion collections for handbags, jewelry, and clothing

The Hermes Birkin in crocodile porosus is the best known luxury goods in the world. The waiting list for this bag is over 2 years and your orders typically will arrive one to two years late.

Hermes is notorious for discontinuing certain leathers or colors without notice. The Australian Crocodile Porosus is listed as a “threatened species.” Once it crosses the line and gets onto the “endanger” list, these bags are not going to be available. The 30cm Brown Matte Croc Brikin Bag is so elegant and luxurious. Obviously it’s made in 2009 with “M”stamp and the craftsman ID is “68A”.

The textured Versace ‘Kiss’ Crocodile Embossed Shopper is the epitome of the new Versace handbags– classy but cheeky, understated luxury. This 16″ x 12″ x 7 1/2″ large bag is constructed of striking red croc-embossed leather, which is layered to resemble a kiss. It is an incredibly beautiful and skillfully constructed bag, and with its adjustable, removable shoulder strap, you can easily transition from day to night; work or play. Though bright red, it is still quite modest, and the only evidence that this is a Versace bag are the gold intertwined chain handles and logo plate, which perfectly accent the size and color of the bag. This Versace handbag still has the glamorousness and glitziness of Versace, but updated to fit the modern woman.

Hermes collection by Jean Paul Gaultier for Fall winter 2009 was inspired by noted American aviation pioneer and author Amelia Earhart. The luxurious collection includes knitwear, long sheepskin or leather coats with fur trimming, leather military-style raincoats, hooded trench coats, bomber jackets, long bell-shaped skirts, leather leggings and lots of other items. The whole collection gives military and avigation styles dated back to 1930s-1940s. Accessories such as Hermes handbags tended to soften some too strict or sharp outfits. The Beautiful super model Raquel Zimmermann stars in Hermes Ad situated in the famous Sweden’s Ice Hotel. She was sitting on a sleigh wearing dark coat with fur headgear, attractively carrying a red croc Hermes bag with a lovable puppy putting its head out of it.

It will be stilettos at dawn. And handbags in the afternoon, until they’re all sold out.

The luxury shoe brand Jimmy Choo is collaborating with high street store H&M.

The world-famous brand – chosen by the A-list for red carpet appearances and given mass appeal by Sarah Jessica Parker’s character Carrie in Sex and The City – will be creating a line of covetable shoes and bags for H&M, as well as a line of women’s clothing that will be designed to match the accessories.

The collection – expected to cause a stampede in stores when it arrives on November 14 – will start from as little as £30 for a pair of ballet pumps, with the most expensive shoe will be at £170.

The collaboration is another coup for H&M, which has in the past produced collections with designers Karl Lagerfeld, Roberto Cavalli and Stella McCartney and stars Madonna and Kylie Minogue. 

With Jimmy Choo shoes usually selling in excess of £400 and bags over £1,000, the more affordable H&M collection, on sale from November 14 in 200 stores across the world, is likely to create mass hysteria among shoppers.

Jimmy Choo’s president Tamara Mellon said today she felt honoured to be among the fashion greats who have been affiliated with H&M. 

‘It’s such a privilege to design a collection to appeal to fashion savvy, street smart women.

‘Jimmy Choo will bring to H&M a sophisticated, fashion forward, accessible and glamorous collection – the perfect party pieces to wear out at night,’ she added.

H&M’s creative designer Margareta van den Bosch said: ‘We adore Jimmy Choo’s shoes and bags.

‘I like the way we have worked with clothes to accessorise the shoes and bags rather than the other way around.

‘H&M have teamed up with some of the biggest names in fashion over the last few years … but this is seen by some as the biggest coup of them all.’ 

The Jimmy Choo brand has become synonymous with glamour. The label was co-founded in 1996 by Malaysian-born Choo and former Vogue accessories editor Tamara Mellon. It has since become a major global upmarket brand with stores on six continents.

But it’s not just shoe-a-holic women who will benefit from Jimmy Choo’s design prowess.

Long-suffering husbands and boyfriends can now find out what all the fuss is about as Jimmy Choo plan to create a men’s collection of bags, shoes and clothing for H&M.

So for all the women out there who, like Carrie, spent the money they were saving up to buy a house on shoes instead, this could be the collaboration they’ve been waiting for.

Now they can afford the shoes and the apartment.

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