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The Louis Vuitton bag is a modified Watercolor Speedy, a more refined and chic style. It is so unique that it draws people’s attention without the person’s consciousness: the watercolor version of Louis Vuitton’s classic Monogram pattern, the pink leather and the brown python handle, everything about this bag is so strikingly beautiful, how can you not love it?

This is no doubt one of Louis Vuitton collector items. The color is so refreshing, the design so noble yet cute and the tone is luxurious, making it both suitable for work place and leisure time. I can’t wait to put it on my wish list.

Louis Vuitton Replica Designer Handbags have never been so much fun! What started as an attempt by Georges Vuitton in the late 1880’s to prevent duplication of the LV design, has become a fashion phenomonon. Originally and still in it’s gold and brown iconic print, March 2003 saw LV pair up with Japanese pop artist Takashi Murakami. Together with in house fashion director Marc Jacobs, the pair revamped the classic but never tired monogram print. The background went from brown to black or white, and the LV logo and quatrefoil and flower design was reinstalled with 33 colors. Murakami was the tour de force behind this vibrant recreation of the traditional Louis Vuitton handbag. In addition, he crafted the coveted Cherry Blossom pattern, in which yellow and pink flowers containing smiling cartoon faces are intermittently positioned atop a uni-colored LV monogram print. This was definitely LV Luxury handbag gone wild, with a rather girly option of gold on pink monogram with pink smiling flowers. Even more stunning is the traditionally colored bag (gold and brown) with smiling pink flowers on it. this pattern and color combination made the public gaga, and has been produced as scarves, ipod covers, umbrellas, wallpaper and even as a skin for a rifle handle! However, this design was produced in a limited number of Louis Vuitton bags, and discontinued just a few months later, much to the public’s shagrin. But the “more mature” collection is still alive and kicking, even though the LV monogram multicolore was supposed to be a limited addition line, also.

Not only does a new year bring a fresh start, but it reveals an interest in fresher brighter hues as we inch our way towards spring. The recent trend of colorful rainbow hue handbags feels just right, like a breath of fresh air as we say au revoir to 2009. These candy colored bags are decadent treat, satisfying the handbag lover’s craving for wit and whimsy. They also have an ulterior motive, as they will coordinate with a myriad of outfits. With at least three colors shown on each bag, there are many opportunities to mix and match with most of the items in your closet. Multi colored bags also pair perfectly with black or white for an instant dash of springtime freshness.

Kicking off the color explosion trend, Diane von Furstenberg is expert at infusing pop art inspired accents into her bags with the zest and energy that she brings to all her collections. The Diane von Furstenberg “Stephanie” Woven Leather Clutch in Sunset Metallic ($395 at Net-a-Porter) is a soft sided woven leather clutch made of multicolored metallic leather adorned with a large tassel and wristlet strap. The top closure is secured by a zipper and has a mesh lining.

The Italians love color with a sophisticated edge, and the Fendi Forever Boston Satchel ($855 at Saks) is no exception. This petite satchel is swathed in a rainbow of double F Fendi logos. The coated canvas body is topped with double handles and reveals a roomy interior. Another colorful clutch from DVF is the Hayworth ($425 at Net-a-Porter). The off-white leather clutch has multicolored patent stitching at the sides and edges. On the body is a geometric hole punched design as well as pewter tone screw hardware details. From the prince of pop culture himself, Marc Jacobs’ Fluorescent Tweed Bag ($395 at Net-a-Porter) is pure ’80’s excess. Go for the bold with this cheeky tweed paneled bag embellished with gold splashed multi-colored neon stone studs. This particular MJ bag may not be for the fashionably faint at heart. But we do know that it will be definitely turn heads with the right outfit. Pair with a primarily black outfit and some sky high wedges and you’ll be the ultimate statement maker on the streets this spring.

Is it just me, or does the Fendi Rose Zucca Chef Bag look like it really wishes it was born a Louis Vuitton instead?

When you’re dealing with a design element as obvious as graphic roses layered over logo canvas, it’s hard not to draw parallels between this and the Stephen Sprouse collection that garnered so much attention last season for Vuitton. I wonder if Fendi’s accessories designers would even be able to keep a straight face while they were claiming that this isn’t a ripoff.

And it’s not even a halfway attractive ripoff. The Vuitton bags were successful because not only did they feature the art of a widely respected pop artist, but they were also visually quite interesting. The roses were robust and colorful, and they overshadowed the traditional monogram on which they sat.

The Fendi handbags, on the other hand, is just kind of sad. The roses are boring and small, and they do nothing to spruce up the zucca print fabric that we’re all used to seeing. Find your own gimmick, Fendi – Vuitton’s already got this one on lock.

In keeping with our consistency of featuring every single version of the Spy Bag available, here it is in denim. In general, denim bags are totally trailer trash but with all the detailings in the embroidery on this Denim Spy, it just makes it all the more decadent (especially when it’s $3,090 for a denim bag)! And you know us, we bathe in decadence. (But it’s all in the details, I tell you, because the Hobo Denim Spy is just trashy and should not be confused with what we are talking about here, although we would never seriously carry a denim bag). Fendi Bags are available at eLuxury.