Silver screen-worth accessories shine in this Vogue January 2014 shot by Angelo Penneta. Instead of having just one model show off these stunning carries, six different rising stars display these show-stoppers.
Poppy Delevingne obscures part of her face behind a glittering glitzy Dolce and Gabbana clutch that is white and covered in gold details. Illustrator Langley Fox Hemingway struts around town with an all-black sequined Louis Vuitton creation.
Australian actress Isabel Lucas looks colorful and care-free in a plum dress and a purple fringed Gucci shoulder bag. Fiery redhead Ellie Stuart Hunter holds up a striking handbag with half of a face on it. A mink and multicolored Fendi is being held out in the next picture in the Vogue January 2014 editorial. Finally, actress Margaret Qualley looks over her shoulder while walking away with a flowery white Marni.
Starlet Accessory Editorials
Outstanding and Unique Bags Dominate in Vogue January 2014
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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