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1. Chanel • Chanel is one of the topmost brands loved by celebrities and movie stars from all over the world. One can spot celebrities carrying these expensive and designer handbags on various occasions.
• Coco Chanel launched her first handbag in 1929. • The range of luxury handbags comes in different colour leather/ fabric combinations, metal and interwoven leather straps.
2. Fendi • Fendi is one of the top Italian luxury fashion brand available in the market.
• This luxury Italian fashion house was established in 1925 by Edoardo and Adele Fendi and is best known for its “baguette” or B handbags.
• They have a huge collection of handbags available in black crocodile, white lambskin and a variety of other designs. They roughly cost around $28,000 each.
3. Lana Marks • Lana. J Marks, the CEO of Lana Marks uses Alligator, Crocodile, Ostrich, and Lizard skins to make her handbags unique.
• The brand has about 150 styles in 100 color variants. • Well known celebrities like Angelina Jolie, Charlize Theron , Paris Hilton, Drew Barrymore, Kate Winslet, , Helen Miren, Jennifer Anniston and Elizabeth Taylor have been carrying some of the most expensive handbag of this brand.
• Famous Hollywood celebrity Charlize Theron walked the red carpet with a $100,000 Cleopatra clutch of Lana Marks. The bag was one of the most talked about accessory since it was made by 5 European artisans who showed their craft by carefully placing almost 1500 fully faceted and cut black and white diamonds set in 18 carat white gold.
4. Louis Vuitton • Louis Vuitton, the famous French house of fashion, has been a symbol of class and elegance for over two centuries.
• The entire range of bags from Louis Vuitton has marked its presence amongst the A-listers.
• The brand launched a unique waterproof bag, Raindrop Besace worth $2,000, as a part of their collection.
• One of the most expensive bags in the world, New Age Traveler, a unique backpack with lots of phone cables launched under the banner, costs approximately $26,000.
5. Marc Jacobs • After successfully serving Louis Vuitton for some time, Marc Jacobs started his own line of fashion accessories and marked his presence among the top most fashion designers in the world.
• His fashion business spread rapidly with over 200 retail stores in 80 countries worldwide.
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• The exclusively handcrafted, Carolyn Crocodile handbag, costing $50,000 was made by purple crocodile skin. This is one of the most popular accessories launched so far.
• Another creation, The Delray, an impressive pink leather bag with gold hardware costing $2,000 is another popular accessory by the brand.
6. Prada • Prada, the Italian fashion house, was established in 1913. • Known for its wide range of products including clothing, jewelry, perfumes, footwear and watches, this brand is not a new name when we talk about expensive and luxury brand labels.
• Prada is known to produce elite fashion accessories of superior quality in different shapes and sizes.
7. Mouawad • Made up of 18 karat gold and encrusted with more than 4,500 diamonds, The Mouawad 1001 Nights Diamond Purse, is ranked amongst the list of most expensive bags in the world.
• This bejeweled designer purse costs $3.8 million and has earned a place in Guinness World Records in 2010 for being the most valuable handbag in the world.
8. Judith Leiber • Started in 1963, Judith Leiber is another popular name in the list of expensive brand in the world of handbags.
• The brands became renowned in Europe and gradually gained popularity all over the world.
• The loyal customers of the brand include The First Ladies of different countries.
• Judith Leiber is famous for creating bejeweled bags adorned with crystals and gems. Priced at $90,000, the Precious Rose bag, created by the brand is made with a combination of jewels including diamonds, tourmaline and sapphires.
So, all you beautiful ladies out there do not shy away and carry the most stylish handbag according to your look and choice.
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