In stark contrast to my interest for embellishment of all types (and of the industrial type in particular) for fall and winter, I can’t help but swoon upon seeing the Valentino Bow Hobo. It’s incredibly simple, monochromatic, without external hardware, and conspicuously lacking a few of the outer intricacies for which Valentino purses are so frequently known. and despite all of that, or perhaps because of it, I believe I’m in love.
Of all the bags on display to molest at fine department stores, Valentino bags are my favorite to pick up and feel. The high quality of materials utilized in their bags continues to surprise and pleasure me, even after eight solid months of composing about purses for 40 hours per week. and when you combine their obscenely soft leathers with a design so deconstructed, so slouchy, so irresistibly French-looking (despite the fact that the brand itself is Italian), you come up with a bag like this: gorgeous, casually elegant, and not trying as well hard in the least. The amount of style contained in this simple hobo clearly adds as much as a lot more than the sum of its parts. get with Saks for $1895.