I am raving about Angel Jackson's Pearly Queen collection. Each of the gorgeous mother of pearl shells are hand sewn into the luxurious snakeskin for an absolutely beautiful and chic handbag. The line features a satchel, clutch and evening bag. Pair them with a little black dress or go more casual and pair them with jeans and gold heels. For more information click here.
I was absolutely blown away by this fabulous Ganesh minaudiere (novelty clutch) by Judith Leiber. Ganesh is the Hindu God widely revered as the "Remover of Obstacles." This gorgeous minaudiere would look great with a multi colored sequined dress or even a head to toe white ensemble. Now you can take the God of internal serenity with you where ever life takes you. For more information click here. 
When you think Marchesa, the words "chic", "feminine" and "elegant" pop to your mind. Evidently, I am an ardent fan. So it was no surprise that I nearly collided with the wall with joy when I heard of this fabulous new development.The label has realized that bags are the most profitable products around.The decadent bags will debut for Spring 2010 at the upcoming NYFW.The bags have everything we've come to love about the clothes-from intricate beading,detailing and subdued yet pretty colors.Marchesa says that all the bags were designed just big enough to hold keys, a few make-up essentials and a Blackberry. They'll be made of silk, metal and exotic feathers. I kid you not, I am swooning.The price range will be from $995$5000.
I was introduced to Angel Jackson handbags recently and I was instantly drawn to them. They are glamourous, fun, and extremely chic. They are just as gorgeous with your dazzling party dress as they are with your distressed jeans. View the entire collection here.
I'm in love with the latest handbags and clutches from the exquisite company, Mont Charles de Monaco. With stunning designs that mimic the curves of a woman's body, these handbags are glamorous, chic and will be the kind of piece you pass on to your granddaughter. 
The name "Mont Charles de Monaco" is inspired by Monaco's Prince Charles III.In 1861 he transformed Monaco into an affluent paradise, naming the most glamorous district "Monte Carlo", Italian for Mont Charles. View the entire collection here.
