Sometimes it is nice to see a designer spice up the world of purses and handbags. Luckily a Southern Italian woman decided to add total creativity and life to her new line of bags made in Italy. For starters the handmade Sogni D’Arte Orange Roses Appliqué Handbag. This is not your ordinary bag. I actually thought this bag was made to look like a pineapple, but I think I am mistaken. Either way, it truly is in its own league. Very feminine and creative, made by the little Italian woman with her own shop and brand called ‘Sogni d’Arte’ that means Art Dreams. The bag is made of cotton and shows off a striped yellow and lime pattern. To top it off like icing on the cake is the applique of beautiful synthetic orange little roses with leaves on the front. I still keep looking at it and thinking it looks like a pineapple. Any of you agree? Anyhow the purpose of the bag is to fit around the wrist and accent a cute outfit. For $59 the bag is flirty ingenious fun at Forzieri.
George, George, George of the jungle strong as he can be! Watch out for that handbag! (Quit laughing at me) I couldn’t help but need to add some sort of jungle song into this write up because this bag is just BANANAS! Just like the “pineapple” bag this Sogni D’Arte Handmade Green Leaves Appliqué Handbag is definetly the only one of its class. The bag is made of cotton and completely drenched by an applique of synthetic green leaves. I felt a little disappointed to know the back does not have the leaves, rather the back is striped in green. Darn. If the whole bag were saturated with handmade leaves I’d dig it even more! Just like the Orange Roses Appliqué Handbag, the Green Leaves Appliqué Handbag is made to be worn on the wrist. I am a little baffled at how to pull this bag off, but if any of you women are out there who can where whatever whenever, buy this bag at Forzieri for $95 and let me know!



Do you remember grabbing tugging on your daddy’s pant leg when you were a little girl and crying and begging for a pony? If you just nodded your head all I can say is, “What a selfish brat!” Wait. Just kidding, I did it all the time. A pony among many other things. In fact, if you ever have the pleasure of meeting my wonderful father, don’t even ask him if I was a difficult child (because he would obviously say No, Duh!) Anyway, what does a pony have to do with anything you ask yourself. Well, as much as many of us ladies wanted a pony, we also should want a Saddle. The Dior Saddle Bag of course! Now this isn’t just any Dior Saddle Bag, this is the Dior Paris ’50’s Print Saddle Bag, and I can tell you I really really want it worse than I ever wanted a pony!







Growing up I always wanted to be a Playboy Bunny. Don’t laugh, I liked the outfits and wanted to be sexy. When I got older, I realized that was not the profession my parents had in mind for me, but their signature playboy bunny is known worldwide. If you are daring enough to carry a purse with the logo in public, try this cute little Pink Playboy Jacquard Frame Purse. This little purse features a funky playboy bunny monogram motif logo all over the outside and opens to reveal a luxury silky pink linning within. I’m not sure what they consider luxury, but I’m sure its alright. Nor do I know whether they are even allowed to print the trademark on the bag, but frankly I don’t care. For some fun, why not buy this little purse, or for halloween if your not daring enough to be seen on a “normal” day holding it. The purse size is 14 by 10 centimeters and costs £9.95 at
Sally sells seashells by the sea shore. The shells she sells are surely seashells. So if she sells shells on the seashore, I’m sure she sells seashore shells. I’m also sure that Lulu Guinness sells seashells, just not on the seashore, but in the boutique, and the seashells are wonderfully encrusted onto this Lulu Guinness Mini Shell Pouch. The whimsical pouchette is the work of one of Britain’s outstanding creative designers, and looks simply stunning. The small pouch features two large metal rings that are joined at the top, and goes for $395 through Lulu Guinness. Sally can call Lulu’s shop at 212-367-2120 if she ever runs desperate for seashells.


