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BAG
The handbag is an essential element of a
woman's wardrobe that is both functional
and fashionable. Used to carry wallets,
lipstick, and other essentials, handbags can
be as simple as a drawstring denim bag or a
high priced, designer status symbol.
BAGS TIMELINE
Medieval Handbags
• In the 13th century, western Europeans carried small
purses called almoners; alms bags that held coins to give to
the poor.
• Working people, artisans, pilgrims, and peasants used what
we would call handbags. The common mode of travel
during medieval times was by foot and bags offered a
convenient way to carry small goods from place to place.
The poor man's bag was made of recycled leather and
heavy fabric and is known from depictions in artwork of
the period.
Handbags in the
Renaissance
• By the 15th century, large handbags with cast metal
frames were carried by male aristocrats and royalty.
Over time, handbags grew more fanciful, made of
elegant fabrics with elaborate embellishments.
• The late Renaissance saw the development of the
evening bag. Men and women carried flat bags that
held gaming chips and coins for gambling. The
bottoms of the bags were decorated with coats of
arms used for identification.
18th Century Handbags
Early in the 1700's, men used small coin purses closely attached to
their belts as hanging bags were seen as feminine. Women carried
small bags dangling from their wrists. Women used large bags as
well. Work bags held sewing projects. Pear shaped bags worn belted
at the hip carried personal items like smelling salts, fans, and opera
glasses.
The word "pocketbook" derives from a dimity pocket - a small
book that featured a calender, recipes, songs, or fashion engravings.
The long, slim Directoire or Empire fashions of the late 1700's left
no place for hidden pockets. Handbags made of netting (a reticule),
silk printed commemorative and novelty bags became popular.
Handbags of the 19th
Century
Fashions of the 19th century lost the slim silhouette when skirts became
progressively larger with each decade until mid century. Women carried
drawstring reticules and frame handbags, as well as small hand held bags
for coins and small personal items.
The domestic ideal of Victorian England popularized bags that depicted
sentimental scenes with embroidered and beaded images of homes and
flowers. Women often made their own bags for a personal touch and to
show off needlework skills.
Women began to own bags for different occasions; for shopping and
travel, both hand and commerically made. The 1880's saw tapestry bags
based on the popular luggage style called carpet bags.
Louis Vuitton introduced luggage and hand held travel bags that
featured hand painted initials.
Handbag Icons of the Late
20th Century
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PRICE
MICHAEL KORS
• According to the
authentic Burberry
purse buying guide, the
bags themselves are not
made from leather.
PRICE
DIOR
• Material : pure leather
• Not famous in india
• Made in france
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MARKET RESEARCH
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