sábado, 31 de mayo de 2014

Chloe Marcie Bag


La verdad es que estoy enamorada de este bolso desde hace un montón de tiempo. Para mi solo existía en marrón, pero cada vez me voy acostumbrándolo a ver en más colores y cada vez me gustan más.  Son muchas las famosas que tienen el suyo:




Y algunas bloggers españolas como:

Lovely Pepa

Paula Echevarria

¿Os gusta?

viernes, 30 de mayo de 2014

Valentino must have 1

Valentino Lock Leather bag







Aquí tenéis la historia de la casa Valentino:

Since 1960, the house of Valentino has been a beacon of glamour, bathing its best-dressed clientele in the most scintillating of lights. From the start, its founder, Valentino Garavani, has worked by one simple precept: “I know what women want,” he once said. “They want to be beautiful.”
Growing up in provincial Voghera, Italy, young Valentino loved going to the movies. There, in the darkened cinema, he would enter a realm of otherworldly elegance. Valentino was in the thrall of the glittering goddesses of the silver screen. One film in particular, Ziegfeld Girl, left him with a lust for the beautiful life. “For me, a young guy of 13, to see this sort of beauty—I think from that moment I decide I want to create clothes for ladies,” he later said. Fortunately, the blue-eyed dreamer had an abundance of talent. He set out from Voghera, little imagining he would one day rival the Pope for popularity in Rome.
Valentino studied in Paris during the golden age of the haute couture. Afterward, he honed his skills in the salons of Jean Dessès and Guy Laroche. In late 1959, Valentino returned to Italy and opened the doors of his own lavishly appointed atelier, and began charming Rome’s elite. Success came easily to the handsome young designer. His dresses were clean and modern, yet unabashedly feminine—with bows, flowers, ruffles, lace, embroideries—always in the finest fabrics, always molto elegante. In his first collection, there appeared what would become his signature: a dress the color of poppies, later known as “Valentino red.”
On the Via Veneto the following summer, Valentino met his destiny in the form of Giancarlo Giammetti, an architecture student who would soon become his right-hand man. With their combined creative and business abilities, the pair would together build an empire. These were the days of La Dolce Vita, and Valentino was living the sweet life. Giammetti’s business model could easily be summed up as “If you build it, they will come.”
And come they did. Among the luminaries orbiting Valentino’s chic salon were the stylish socialites Marella Agnelli and Jacqueline de Ribes, as well as Gina Lollobrigida and Sophia Loren, sirens of Cinecittà. Hollywood actresses Elizabeth Taylor and Audrey Hepburn also came calling upon the Roman couturier.
Valentino’s fame soon spread to New York, where he added society swans such as Babe Paley to the finest feathers in his cap. Diana Vreeland, Vogue’s editor, took him under her wing as well, and by 1967 the “new darling of the eminently fashionable”—as Time called him—was dressing the world’s rarest beauties. “I have them all now,” he proudly told the newsweekly. Jacqueline Kennedy, who would for a time wear Valentino almost exclusively, counted him as a close friend.
In the coming decades, the company expanded into ready-to-wear, menswear, and a slew of lucrative licenses. Valentino was one of the first houses to stoke the public’s burning desire for logos, stamping the V monogram on housewares, jeans, shoes, umbrellas, even Lincoln Continentals. As the business grew, so did the fame of the man behind it. With his immaculate coif, crème brûlée complexion, and crisp Caraceni suits, he became the very image of an international arbiter of taste.
In July 2007, Valentino celebrated 45 years of luxury in high style. The glitterati flocked to Rome for a three-day gala, during which they were treated to a retrospective at the ancient Ara Pacis, dinner at the Temple of Venus, an aerial ballet, and a grand ball at the Villa Borghese. As fireworks sparkled overhead, it was clear to all assembled that Valentino was a living legend. That fall, the designer announced his retirement. “As the English say, I would like to leave the party when it is still full.” The following January, he walked his last runway to a standing ovation, blowing kisses and raising his hands to bestow his famous “papal benediction.”
  
Now under the creative direction of Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli, the house of Valentino is turning out a new generation of “Val’s Gals,” distinctive young women who, like their forbears, are setting the bar for sophistication and glamour. Chiuri and Piccioli have been putting a fresh new spin on the maestro’s enduring leitmotifs. “It’s the same elements, but with a new attitude,” Chiuri told Vogue.co.uk in 2009. “It is more cool, modern, contemporary,” Piccioli added, “very uptown goes downtown.” 

jueves, 29 de mayo de 2014

Dulceida bags

Buenos días.

Sé que hoy no es miércoles, pero hoy también haremos repaso a los bolsos del armario de una blogger. De hecho creo que bastante amiga de la blogger de ayer, Collage Vintage. Su nombre es Dulceida y es de mi ciudad, Barcelona.


Aquí os dejo una foto de las 2:


Y aquí vamos con los bolsos de Dulceida:

Betty x Lancaster

Mango

Phillip Lim

Rebecca Minkoff

Roberto Cavalli

Sandro

Topshop

Tous

¿Cuál es vuestro favorito? ¡Muchas gracias por vuestros comentarios!

miércoles, 28 de mayo de 2014

Collage Vintage bags

Buenos días.

Tras el repaso a los bolsos de bloggers internacionales como Song of Style y Olivia Palermo y otras nacionales como Lovely Pepa, A trendy life y Barbatac. Hoy seguimos con Collage Vintage.

¿Quién es “Collage Vintage”? así se define ella misma: “Hola!!! Soy Sara blogger de CollageVintage, tengo un estilo bastante ecléctico según de que humor me levanto me visto de una forma o de otra, me encanta cambiar.“

Vamos a ver que bolsos luce en su blog:

American Apparel

Celine

Clare Vivier

Phillip Lim

Rebecca Minkoff

Stella Rittwagen

Zara

¿Cuál es vuestro favorito? Muchas gracias por vuestros comentarios.

martes, 27 de mayo de 2014

PS11 de Proenza Schouler


Buenos días.
Ayer hablábamos del PS1 de Proenza Schouler, hoy lo hacemos del PS11 de Proenza Schouler. ¡Que originales son con los nombres! ¿Lo conocíais? Las famosas y bloggeras si lo conocen y ya tienen el suyo.

En España:


Fuera de nuestras fronteras:



Creo que es un modelo clásico que se puede convertir en atemporal. Tiene el tamaño perfecto para llevar lo justo que necesitamos. ¿Os gusta?


Mi favorito:



lunes, 26 de mayo de 2014

PS1 de Proenza Schouler


Buenos días.
Hoy vamos con uno de los bolsos más vistos últimamente. En la calle, en blogs, en las celebrities. Hablo del PS1 de Proenza Schouler, en esta ocasión. Pronto hablaremos de otro modelo de esta marca que también esta siendo un IT BAG.






Aquí tenéis la historia de la marca (sacado de la Voguepedia):
Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, the dynamic duo behind Proenza Schouler, represent “the next generation of American talent,”according to The New York Times.Although they design for “women, not kids,” Jack and Laz temper their sophistication with youthfulness, whether referencing skateboarding or Cy Twombly. The clothes have all the exquisite hallmarks of high fashion, held to a perfectly imperfect ideal. “We never want it to feel too put-together,”Hernandez told Vogue in 2008. Neo-hippie dip-dyed tank dresses, inspired by a snorkeling trip to Bora Bora, are edged in shark-fin sequins and flirty tulle; an expertly deconstructed silk-tweed jacket lays bare its lining and seams.
Working together with an almost uncanny synergy, the two have been honing and pinpointing their brand from the moment they founded the company. “It’s very important to set an identity,” Hernandez said in 2004, “a signature look.” And on a jam-packed red carpet, the label’s very distinctive aesthetic (sexy bustiers, color blocking, fitted blazers) does shine through—especially when worn by trendsetters like the indie actress Chloë Sevigny. But Hernandez and McCollough are by no means content to churn out more of the same. To stoke their creative fires, they regularly escape their atelier, heading to Polynesia or just across town to the New York Public Library to gaze at, say, photos of an antique Japanese fisherman’s kimono. Their imagination-machine takes hold of these inspirations and whips up a feather-topped cavalry hat or a fantastic surfboard-heeled shoe.less
While designing, Hernandez and McCollough aim for the polished sophistication of the sort of society lady who would have had her portrait taken by Richard Avedon in the early sixties—but they enjoy pushing technological boundaries, too, heating steel until it takes on a rainbow sheen, or employing a laser to finely shred silk. This winning mix of traditionalism and futurism is what keeps the cool girls coming back for more.


Os dejo mi favorito, ¿os gusta?



domingo, 25 de mayo de 2014

Black Classic Calf de Mulberry

Buenas,

La semana pasada asistí al outlet de una tienda muy conocida de Barcelona. Es muy curiosa,  dura 3 días y cada día van bajando el precio:


Iba con la idea fija que encontraría un bolso que me gustara y me decepciono un poco porque cuando llegue había poquísimos. 10 como máximo. Pero en seguida vi uno que me gusto. Y lo mejor… la rebaja!! De 1.770 euros a 600.


¿Qué os parece? Es mi 2ndo Mulberry. La piel es suavísima y se ve de una calidad muy buena. Ya lo he estrenado, no he tardado nada y me encanta!




Detalles:
 
Using iconic heritage detailing, the Small Suffolk has a luxurious familiarity, with signature touches like the postman's lock. New to the Mulberry design repertoire is the vintage-inspired frame top, reminiscent of a very proper and classically English style of handbag.
 
This bag can be worn in the hand or on the shoulder using the detachable shoulder strap.
 
  • Soft Gold components
  • Metal frame top
  • Postman's lock closure
  • One leather top handle with D-ring attachment
  • One detachable and adjustable leather shoulder strap
  • Hanging fob with hidden padlock
  • Metal feet on base
  • Canvas lining
  • One main compartment
  • Internal belt straps to adjust compartment size
  • One internal zip pocket and phone pocket
  • Internal metal Mulberry plaque and fob
 
Height 20cm
Width 30cm
Depth 14cm
Handle drop 7cm
 
This product's code is  HH2089-121A100

sábado, 24 de mayo de 2014

De boda

Buenos días.
Cuando estéis leyendo esto yo estaré preparándome para ir a la 1era boda de la temporada. Se que el blog va de bolsos, pero esta vez os enseñare también el vestido y los zapatos que he seleccionado.
Pero como el blog se llama como se llama empezare por el bolso, aunque esta vez, lo primero que escogí fue el vestido.

El bolso es un clutch de Marc by Marc Jacobs gris, a conjunto con los zapatos:

El vestido es de Monsoon, la tienda de ropa de Accessorize. ¿Os gusta?


Para los zapatos aposte por la marca Unisa que todo el mundo me ha recomendado por su comodidad:


¿Os gusta el conjunto? ¡Espero que si! Dejarme todos los comentarios que queráis.