One of the most popular handbags around the world are the Gucci handbags.

The House of Gucci, is an italian fashion and leather goods label. It was founded by Guccio Cucci in Florence in 1921.

He started out selling leather bags to horsemen in the 1920s and progressed to luxury luggage as his clients graduated from equine transportation to horseless carriages.

 In 1938 Guccio Gucci opened their first retail shop on the Via Condotti in Rome.

He created many classic pieces that are talked of even today, like the leather bag with the bamboo handle that had his inimitable style written all over it.

When celebreties like Grace Kelly and Jackie Kennedy were seen wearing Gucci in public the company's reputation grew even stronger.

Jackie Kennedy Onassis helped the company out by often being photographed with a Gucci shoulder bag, after which the bag became known better as the “Jackie O”. Furthermore, the company adopted the “GG” logo
 during this time.

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Celebrity Handbags Raven Symone with Gucci Indy Handbag

Inspired from the antique roadster, Gucci Indy Bag was originally published in Spring/Summer 2007. The Indy Bag is a rigid frame style purse featuring a strap inspired by the steering wheels of traditional racing cars. It’s got a single handle, detachable shoulder strap, engraved gucci script logo, tassels with bamboo detail, metal plates, studs, inside zip pocket, and mobile phone pocket.

According to the Gucci Indy bag brand campaign coordinator Frida Giannini. "For me, the Indy bag embodies the core characteristics of the Gucci woman: sensuality and strength. . .”

Can you imagine owning your very own Gucci Indy handbag? Do you see yourself having it?

$850 from Amazon

'Indy' medium top handle bag with single handle, detachable shoulder strap, engraved gucci script logo, tassels with bamboo detail, metal plates, studs, inside zip pocket, and cell phone pocket. 16.5"L x 5.5"W x 11"H.

Stunning!


One of my favorite Gucci Handbag?

I love the romantic style and the flowers!:

Gucci Handbags  Flora Satin and Lizard Trim Small Evening Bag.

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• Black flora satin, black lizard trim, light gold hardware and stud detail, zip top closure
• Swarovski Crystal pull tab
• Interior completely lined in beige burlap, one open pocket, lizard leather strap
• Absolutely gorgeous evening bag, perfect for the most dressy event.

• Product Dimensions: 8.8 x 1.2 x 4.8 inches ; 6 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 6 pounds

I also like this stunning handbag:

Gucci Handbags (Flora) Fabric and Leather Large Bouvier Hobo Bag

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• Floral blackfabric, black leather trim, open top with flap over clasp closure
• Single leather strap with buckle
• Lined with one zippered pocket
• The famous Gucci Bouvier Hobo Bag is a signature style!
• Product Dimensions: 17.5 x 3 x 13 inches ; 6 pounds

Gucci Jolicoeur Large Tote Bag

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The design of this Gucci Jolicoeur Large Tote Bag is very classic. The green-red-green web with the light brown color look so noble, very suitable for mothers, which can well show their fine temperaments.

I like it for the red stroke in green-red-green web. The design of this bag is very generous and strong at the same time. However, the red in the gucci Replica Handbag bag show the gentleness of the lady. It is worthy of being recommended as it is very functional and suitable for daily use.

I look through a lot of fashion shows and various accessories presentations. It’s an occupational hazard, particularly at this time of year, and it can be a little hypnotizing after a white. Click. Belted shift. Click. High-waisted trousers. Click. Oh, a cropped jacket. Click.

If the show isn’t wow-worthy, it can be easy to flip through Style.com without really absorbing what I’m looking at, much like I did with my textbooks in high school (and, let’s face it, college). But I looked through Gucci Handbags Spring 2010 twice, with rapt attention – not only is this Frida Giannini’s best collection of clothing since her era at the brand began, but it’s also the strongest lineup of accessories that I’ve seen from the brand in years.

The collection’s clothes have a way of being minimal and ornate simultaneously, and that’s the only way to describe the bags as well. Even the lean, angular clutches are fashioned out of candy-colored crocodile skin that makes me want to say “I’ll take one in every color,” hand over my credit card, and not look at the total on the receipt.

And that’s just the beginning. There’s texture galore by way of exotics like crocodile and python and Gucci’s signature logo embossing, and a few of the company’s classic details, like bamboo handles and horse bit hardware. The collection was varied and nuanced, containing a little bit of something for everyone; it was perhaps the most wearable, beautiful bag collection I’ve seen grace the runway in several seasons.

                        

As a slavish fan of the Tom Ford era at Gucci Handbags, I’ve got to say that Spring 2010 is easily the best collection we’ve seen from current designer Frida Giannini.

Instead of the girly, at times hippie-chic clothes that have come out of her tenure at the company so far, what we saw this season was modern, athletic, and a tad science fiction. Normally those would be words from which I would shy away as descriptors of beautiful clothing, but the high-waist leggings, voluminous jackets and body-conscious dresses make sci fi chic and aspirational – if only Ra’mon from Project Runway had made something like this on last week’s episode, he might not have been auf’d.

But he didn’t, and Frida did, because there’s a reason that she’s employed by one of the largest and most recognizable luxury brands in the world. She started, as has proven popular this season, with white (it would be a full nine looks before another color appeared) and slowly moved herself into light greys before going for bolder books in black, orange, and even a little bit of pink. Print was limited mostly to ikat here and there on smart shift dresses, and the majority of looks were solid and neutral.

But the glut of monochromatic looks didn’t mean there wasn’t texture to spare – stretch jersey was paired with athletic nylon and mesh, delectably dyed crocodile was seen alongside macrame straps and accents. But even when you consider the numerous competing materials, the clothes had a distinct sense of wearability about them – many of those pieces could have come directly off the runway and gone straight out onto the street on the back of an editor or fashionista. It was evident that Giannini had done a consummate job making her sporty, sci-fi fantasy into something couched in real-world elegance.