Versace Woven Leather Satchel

I always love the color of Green  and are finding a green handbags recently and also I recently missed out on a massive Versace sale and the opportunity to score some luxe bags at seriously reasonable prices. To console myself, I’ve been ogling all that I could have had (it’s not helping). Though this new Woven Leather Satchel wasn’t offered, it would have instantly caught my eye. The fresh lime color is just in time to add impact to spring wardrobes – just imagine it with dresses and sandals, the perfect ensemble for a warm day. As far as I’m concerned it’s never too early to start thinking warmth and planning what to wear once it finally arrives. I finally got the Versace handbags in green , it’s a versatile one

Versace Venita Bow Satchel

Want to be more outstanding? The Pink Versace Venita Bow Satchel  could make your dream come true.
A beautiful combination of sophistication and girly charm, this Versace Venita Bow Satchel is a sweet choice. I’ve never been fond of such extravagant bow decor, but here it looks pretty cute – at least from the front. The side does slightly resemble a Christmas present all wrapped up with too many ribbons, but, hey, at least it’s pink, which always earns a leather bag major points from me. A highlight that might be otherwise overlooked is the textured handle, a great complement to the bag’s busy design. Also in black.

Versace Flower Appliqué Jacquard Satchel

Handbags is to women what rice is to mice. Once seeing wonderful handbags, women always can’t help buying them

This Versace Flower Appliqué Jacquard Satchel has the potential to make or break your outfit. I think it’s great to carry in the fall, when color palettes deepen and become so much richer. This serves as a great complement to that season, with its touches of royal purple. The metallic rosette appliqué lends it a bit of charm, and definitely increases the purse’s intrigue a little more – without it, there’s nothing too exciting going on. I’m not sure a flower is enough to sell me on it, but one thing is for sure: This satchel style is fairly timeless, so you can count on carrying it for years

Gianni Versace, Italian fashion designer, was born in Reggio Calabria in 1946. A dressmaker’s son, Versace worked for several Italian designers before opening his own Milan studio in1978 with his brother Santo and sister Donatella. Gianni Versace became famous for designing flashy, sexy, beautifully cut outfits in strikingly extreme colours, patterns, fabrics, and leathers. His fashion empire prospered in men’s, women’s and children’s clothing, accessories, jewelry, perfume, and housewares, spread some 130 boutiques worldwide, it’s annual sales exceeded $800 million. Versace merged fashion and entertainment; his lavish shows were pop-culture events, and he drew inspiration from contemporary art, and films as well as art and design history. He also brought his styles to the stage, opera, and ballet. He was bruttaly murdered on the steps of his Miami Beach, villa by a fugitive serial killer. His sister succeeded him as his company’s chief designer. Several lines shape up Versace Group today. They are: Gianni Versace Couture, Versus, Versace Jeans Couture, Versace Ceramic Designs, Versace Collection (which replaced Versace Classic in 2005) and Versace Sport. Gianni Versace Couture, with its high-end, sometimes even handmade apparel, jewellery, watches, fragrances, cosmetics and home furnishings, is the House’s main line. Versace Collection, Versace Jeans Couture and Versus are all licenced diffusion lines. These clothing collections incorporate elements of the signature Gianni Versace line, while focusing on current seasonal trends. Versace Jeans Couture, a casual clothing line, focuses on informal clothing: high-end denim and classic Gianni Versace print shirts. Versace Jeans Couture is readily available and comparably affordable. Comprised of activewear and accessories, Versace Sport styles up the world of sports .

There is never anything understated about Versace. The Italian brand, founded by late fashion designer Gianni Versace in 1978, is all about grandiose sexiness and decadent European-style glamour, not to mention an irreverent rock-star attitude. Think of Elizabeth Hurley in the mid-1990s in that tight black Versace gown held together rather precariously—and revealingly—with nothing but safety pins down the sides. The design reigns were taken over by Gianni’s sister, Donatella Versace, after her brother was murdered in Miami Beach in 1997. Donatella has maintained the label’s aesthetic—electric colors, sensuous fabrics, and clingy silhouettes for a bold, raw sexiness. The men’s collection—which was launched first—has a similar quality, with slim, sharp cuts and a reverence for the styles of the 1970s and 1980s.