SALVATORE FERRAGAMO BAGS & SHOES

This Salvatore ferragamo handbags is just the perfect carryall one could use during the weekends or on any other casual days when you need to carry a lot and still want to be in style. Obviously, this looks so casual and may be simple, but that definitely what sets its forever chic and casual look.

Made from rich leather material in subtle wrinkled finish, this salvatore ferragamo bags only shows gathered leather effect on the center, pierced with silver-tone bold studs. This somehow creates a bow or knotted like design on this bag, which already makes up for its entirety because other than that, this bag remains plain in classic amber color.

This Salvatore Ferragamo Gancio Wave Vitello Sport Hobo Bag comes quite slouchy with dimensions of 18 x 17 x 4 inches. Supple, slouchy leather in a favorite silhouette with contrast leather at the corners and braided strap. Shoulder strap; 10″ drop Snap closure Inside zip and open pockets .

You can have this salvatore ferraamo hobo bag for only $498 at Saks

Having a salvatore ferragamo bags means having a forever-chic and worth it carryall. His designs have been very unique and have always shown feminine glamour. That said, seeing the design on this salvatore ferragamo vara bow patent piuma tote bag isn’t any more surprising though it still possesses that something new to it since it combines classic feminine appeal with toughness.

Made from Soft hued patent leather, you know this salvatore ferragamo handbags could be paired with other ensembles and even have it for daily use. It still has ferragamo’s signature bow detail on the side, designed in big draping that almost covers half of the entirety of this bag.The diagonal pleated detailing on it makes this really glamorous and it also adds more femininity to its totality. What make this tough-looking are obviously the gleaming silver-tone studs that trim the edges of the pleats and of the bow.

Measuring at about 15 x 12 x 5 inches, this salvatore ferragamo bag could indeed carry your entire day to evening stuff. Soft hued patent leather shaped into a classic silhouette with beautiful pleats and signature vara bow for a feminine finish. Double shoulder handles, about 6½” drop Snap closure Inside zip and two open pockets Inside zip divider Fully lined About 13½”W X 9″H X 5½”D.

Indeed, you know this salvatore ferragamo bag will be worth your every penny; but as much as I would like to have one, I think there are a lot more things I could buy from its $2,795 price tag. Talk about practicality.

When we covered this tote in yellow python back in March, what tripped up most people was the price – $4500 is a lot for a bag, whether or not it’s exotic. Since then, I’ve been on the lookout for a regular leather version, and lo and behold, the Salvatore Ferragamo Bags finally came along to grant my wish.

Even in a decidedly more pedestrian material, the design of this bag holds up to scrutiny. It’s a little bit left-of-center when you compare it to your average tote with an extra shoulder strap, and I couldn’t be more pleased.

I am frankly surprised that I have anything positive to say about this bag, since normally any combination of the words “brown” and “patchwork” make me kind of itchy and uncomfortable. In this instance, though, they strike just the right note – the bags in this collection have all struck me as having a significant safari influence.

I don’t wear much brown (or any brown at all, really), but the milk chocolate color of this leather makes me sort of wish I did. It’s a perfect shade for classic brown lovers, and it makes this tote an unexpectedly timeless piece

The more I see of the Fall/Winter 2010 shows, particularly the ones from Milan, the more I become certain that the fashion industry glitterati have clandestine meetings after the season has been presented to decide what the trends for the next season will be, just so everyone else is on the same page. That, or it’s secretly just one supergenius (or supercomputer?) behind every major collection, and that’s why everything from Gucci to Fendi to Ferragamo bags this season has been so cohesive – not just within each collection, but across much of what has been shown at Fashion Week as a whole.

So, this is what we know: the 60s and 70s are being brought back, this time in a conservative and subdued way to match the mood of the culture. Classic shapes, particularly in accessories, are as classic as they’ve ever been. Brown is officially a thing, as is suede. The look of sueded croc is also gaining favor, after being embraced for the past few season by the bag designers at YSL.

Salvatore Ferragamo collection hit most of the high points of fall trendspotting, and the materials were lush and beautiful. A few of the shapes were too plain for me, but high points like asymmetrical croc clutches with tortoise shell closures made me forget all about them. That’s probably a good metaphor for how fall is shaping up, in fact – the key will be finding the bags that take tradition to the next level.

Salvatore Ferragamo’s most recent advertising campaign has been out for a bit now, but I think it’s still worth talking about. This is the type of photo shoot that makes me long for the weather that accompanies the advertised season.

In a visually stunning fall/winter 2009 photo shoot, Ferragamo displays new coats, handbags, and, of course, shoes. The campaign features models Eva Herzigova and Mariacarla Boscono alongside dashingly handsome Italian dancer Roberto Bollé.

I’m not sure where photographer Mario Testino shot the ads, but the background is quite impressive. They seem to be sauntering through a gorgeous city park … draped in designer clothing and accessories, quite naturally.

Although the location is very pretty, it’s the gorgeous scarlet red outfits in this shot that caught my eye. The look is very dramatic but extremely elegant and sophisticated. I can just imagine one of those vibrant satchels on my arm this season. I might not be pairing it with a red dress, shoes, and tights, but they look simply fabulous.