Loewe Pre-Fall 2012
| By: Tanya | ||
Women who love simple silhouettes, take note. The Loewe pre-fall 2012 collection is replete with clean lines and simple, classic shapes. That’s kind of the boring news. The good news, though, is that they’re all available in a multitude of colors and skins, so some feel rich and upscale while others have a more youthful, playful quality.
The Amazona bag is the key player of the whole range. Whether you’re more of a feisty sort or consider yourself queen of the conservative, you’ll find one that suits your needs. The Color Block Amazona is easily the most trendy of the bunch, so it’s ideal for the avid runway junkie. It makes clever use of the colorblock trend in a neat, uncomplicated way, and even incorporates a coral-tinged variation of the year’s beloved tangerine hue into its palette.
Plain, simple, no frills, yet still gorgeous! The Oxblood Amazona shows off plenty of smooth, flawless calfskin in a rich, burgundy-brown color that is both work- and weekend-appropriate. The solid Amazona is also available in mink, navy and forest green for those who prefer a little extra color in their wardrobes.
If exotic, beyond expensive handbags are your guilty pleasure, the Crocodile Amazona is probably your best bet. While it’s ultimately more understated taupe than glitzy gold, it still manages to make a statement with its stunning, heavily textured skin. Like the other Amazona bags, it features a cavernous interior and an engraved padlock for that finishing touch.
While Amazona is primarily austere and rather safe in design, the Magenta Flamenco is the exact opposite. This little shoulder bag packs a punch in more ways than one. The vibrant colors make it the perfect choice for adding a spontaneous pop to, say, that boring weekend jeans-and-tee outfit. At the same time, it’s perfectly suitable (and highly recommended) for a cute spring floral dress. The label tells us that the lean strap can even be tripled and worn as a single handle over the arm. Otherwise, it’s a chic and roomy shoulder carryall.
All images courtesy Moda Operandi.


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