Tomas Maier opted for an unfinished look for this bag which is kinda cool and foreign to what we has rebuilt the brand to be. For summer, this natural look is a perfect match and do not let the rawness deceive you because the workmanship remains impeccable. The only problem is, I am not sure how many would splurge USD3,250 for such a bag. Make no mistake, I am digging it but I just find it tad overpriced.
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This is smoking hot, easily one of the hottest and most worth-it bags from Bottega Veneta’s Spring/Summer 2010 men’s collection. Stay tune for more Bottega S/S2010 pieces. This one will set you back by USD6,500 but make you look like a million bucks more.
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Spring/Summer is here and I am loving colors everywhere. Look at this purple shade you just can’t pass. The Montaigne bag is one of Bottega’s staple bags. The bag is now available at net-a-porter for GBP1,330.
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One of Bottega’s iconic bags is the woven hobo. The bag is simple, beautiful and light, focusing only on the perfectly woven Nappa leather. For Spring/Summer 2010, the classic piece comes in a beautiful fuchsia hue that pops and turns heads. I think my aunt will drool over this one. The large size, measuring 10″H x 19″W x 3″D, is big enough to carry all the stuff you have in your daily bag. At USD1,950, it is such a good buy at Neiman Marcus.
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