Sentence examples for fur bag from inspiring English sources
No one understands that better than J. Mendel, whose modern, sporty looks included mink shaved like corduroy, broadtail trimmed with leather, color-blocked mink coats cut close to the body and a big fox fur bag.
For many, it's in the mix of fabrics and textures: far left, a suede skirt, a finely knitted sweater and a fur bag in the same tones; far right, top and bottom, gold leather coats, jackets and skirts.
Patel, a designer and collector of totes, has assembled a stylistic and conceptual range from Andrew Bannecker's multicolored "Think Green" and "Recycling Is Beautiful" to Bratislav Milenkovic's sardonic "Fake Fur Bag" to Megan Price's one color "Yes Please" and "No Thank You," what she calls the "(In)Decision" bag.
Crossing lines at every price point, a semi-serious purple fur bag by Dolce & Gabbana ($830), a diagonal fur version by Barbara Rihl ($425) and a fringed kilt of a pocketbook by American Eagle ($34) are all equipped with this year's longer, fresher shoulder strap.
Extravagant men have been seen about town with Leonello Borghi's extravagant fur bags, made of sheared mink and coyote and costing upward of $2,000 each.
Two years later, a clothing collection was introduced by Mr. Jacobs, whose wit and charm is evident in the museum displays, which include fur bags with the famous logo; ethereal, girly dresses; and the famous rubber concoctions of 2006, inspired by the Nurse paintings of the artist Richard Prince.
The Yorkshire remains, for instance, have offered new insights into our forebears' beliefs, based on the discovery of a mirror contained within an otter-fur bag.
Editors said his imaginative camera, moving from studios to the sidewalks of New York, Paris, Rome and other capitals of fashion, elongated the giraffe neck of Suzy Parker and with a simple wisp of veil lent mystery to the elegant eyes of Dovima, even as the models' swimsuits, sheaths, wraps, furs, bags, shoes and hats crept subconsciously into the mind.
Traditionally, high-end fabrics have become so ubiquitous on the high street - cashmere in New Look, leather in Top Shop, pashminas in Marks & Spencer - that those wishing to stay one step ahead of the pack have moved on to Fendi's fox-fur bags and Gucci's lizardskin shoes.
Weiland's hero is Grayson Perry (she sent him a fur clutch bag).
Fur, croc bag and metallic stilettos?
