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2011 handbags trends

2011 handbags trends are bags for all seasons. People who follow trends always know that trends do not last. They keep changing and newer trends keep appearing. The same goes for trends in bags. For women, bags are an important part of routine life. They like to carry almost everything with them, where ever they go. This is one of the main deciding factors in the trends that handbags generate. Whatever the trend maybe, the most important point is that the handbag is able to carry everything that the user needs and whether the handbag complements the look and appearance of the user. If these to criteria are sufficed, then the trend is here to stay.

2011 handbags trends

In order to complement the look of the user, the handbags could belong to one of the many 2011 handbags trends. The trends of the year include bags that are voluminous. These are bags big enough to carry the necessities of women and still have space to add more. These big bags not only look trendy but are also functionally convenient. The other trend signal is the pattern of the bag. These days, bags with patterns or animal prints are in great demand. A lot of these bags can be easily matched with any sort of an outfit; this is the biggest unique selling point of these kinds of bags. 2011 handbags trends also list bags with loud colors, summer colors are a hot favorite among bag lovers this year.

A lot of brands and big names are producing bag designs that define these trends this year. The functionality and personality of the bag finally determines what the final choice of the user is going to be. Trends keep changing but the use and need for bags of a woman will always remain the same.  Photos courtesy of www.amazonfoots.com

Madonna for Louis Vuitton A/W 2009, courtesy of Louis Vuitton

Madonna in New Vuitton Ads (WWD)
“Marc Jacobs was so pleased with this spring’s Louis Vuitton campaign featuring Madonna and he was eager to do an encore.  But he want very quickly and want something  different,’ related Antoine Arnault, Vuitton’s communication director.”

Plus-size fashion: style for the fuller figure (Telegraph)
“On Sunday night, as the British soul singer Adele commanded the stage at the Hollywood Bowl, her faultless appearance in a form-fitting, black, silk taffeta, box- pleated cocktail gown was yet another style triumph for fashion’s new generation of plus-size heroines.”

New Bangladesh textile protests (BBC)
“Thousands of textile laborer in Bangladesh have clashed with police for a third consecutive day in a protest over pay and conditions.”

West End to capitalise on London Fashion Week fever (Drapers)
“For Fashion retailers at London’s West End will host a High Street Fashion Week in early September to promote shopping in the capital  to London Fashion Week.”

One of favorite cold season trends is the boot tucked into a pair of women’s jeans. It’s sleek, it’s adroit, it’s comfortable when you wear, but it takes some major twisting and shoving to try to get your jeans from bunching out of your boot. Then when you bend or sit down they jeans come WAY out so then you have to shove them back in throughout the day and so on. So everthing basic ,you can do is wear the tightest denim possible and hope it looks as good as Kate Moss, Cameron Diaz and other chic celebrities in their sophisticated denim-boot look. 

Get excited for the launch November 14 for the Jimmy Choo for H&M Collection! Here’s your chance to own a pair of the iconic shoes for around the $300 price range, rather than $1,000. In addition to shoes, you’ll find clothing, accessories, bags, as well as men’s fashions too. ICheck out the Jimmy Choo for H&M Lookbook now on Stylehive.

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We’ve done lots of posts about how something as simple and inexpensive as a paper or plastic bag can make a big impact as a promotional product. The humble imprinted bag can raise awareness about things as diverse as autism, pain relief, nail biting and fitness. Still, it never hurts to add one more example, so here we have a custom printed plastic bag that promotes blood donation done for the Red Cross.

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Another great custom plastic shopping bag, this time by Panadol Extra, a pain reliever sold in the UK. Once again, this example shows how some design creativity can turn something mundane into an engaging brand experience. Previously, we featured some other cool custom plastic bags and a nifty paper bag. (via the adverlab via advertising’s a bitch)

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Images of this creative bag have surfaced around the web and it’s definitely a worthy addition to some of my previous bagvertising posts. Thsi particular bag was created to raise awareness about autism and promote a program that helps children with autism, encouraging people to “reach out.”