The Armani name is one of the most recognizable names in the fashion industry for both those who love fashion and those who don’t alike, but a reintroduction to its bags and what the brand offers allow a deeper understanding of new age Armani. We gave a deeper look at the Armani La Prima late last year, and with that being the bag that Armani is building its handbag collection around, I wanted to revisit it.
This time, I have found myself drawn to all things Armani La Prima blue, and this color family is done impeccably well by Armani. The thing is, Giorgio Armani must be influenced by the Italian seas because each of these hues is rich and alluring, from a more subtle implementation named Azure to a bright and bold blue to different pastel hues on woven raffia versions of the La Prima.
This entire assortment of bags is part of the La Prima family, but you can see the expansion of the family of bags happening. The smaller Baguette Bag is what you’d carry for long vacation days where you don’t need many items. You can still opt for the larger and more refined versions of the bag as well, but I do love when a brand finds a family of bags that quickly becomes its cornerstone of design, and they focus on growing that already beloved line.
Armani Blues
