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Lanvin focuses on handbags for Spring 2013

Lanvin’s bag line has already been a bit of a mystery to me. With the beloved Alber Elbaz at the helm and such a strong place within the industry, why doesn’t Lanvin do more with bags? The opportunities are endless, but the brand’s efforts have always seemed a bit limited – nice, but not as good as they could have been. As it turns out, the brand viewed its bags the same way, and months ago, Lanvin announced that it would redouble its efforts to appeal to handbag customers. As if Alber weren’t already near and dear to our hearts.

Lanvin Spring 2013 is the first collection where those changes are being presented to the public, and so far, so good. There’s a large selection of both brights and neutrals, which encompasses both old favorites like the Lanvin Happy Shoulder Bag and new looks like the Lanvin New Partition Shoulder Bag. The collection feels significantly more modern than Lanvin’s bags have in the past, which is great if you like the direction that the industry is headed in (and, of course, not so great if you prefer a softer, more traditional look.) Which one’s your favorite? Check out our picks below or shop the full selection via Neiman Marcus.

Lanvin Mai Tai Crinkled Lambskin Clutch
$895 via Neiman Marcus

Lanvin Moon River Croc-Embossed Tote
$2,890 via Neiman Marcus

Lanvin Faubourg Small Satin Clutch
$572 via Neiman Marcus

Lanvin Happy Large Snakeskin Shoulder Bag
$3,898 via Neiman Marcus

Lanvin Happy Plisse Shoulder Bag
$2,090 via Neiman Marcus

Lanvin New Partition Large Shoulder Bag
$3,590 via Neiman Marcus

Lanvin For Me Tote Bag
$1,790 via Neiman Marcus

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