We couldn't help but notice the appearance of a new trend of the Mini Bag here at Fiorelli HQ! With several available in our new collection, we've been styling them for various occasions from a night out to casual weekend style.
For the evenings, we've been sporting the fabulous two-tone neutral Jolie cross body with optional shoulder strap, along with a black jumpsuit and strappy heeled sandals. Finish the look with a gold necklace to match the hardware on the Jolie, our new Tyra necklace with triangle crystal detailing is a gorgeous addition.
For work, look no further than our Hope Tote, available in three colours with proceeds supporting Cancer Research UK. We've picked the white to work perfectly with a printed dress, textured jumper and block heel.
For the weekend the Harper Mini is the perfect bag to add to any outfit. With detachable shoulder strap, it's multifunctional and has several internal compartments to keep organised. Add to simple separates, and everyday sandals finish the look.
Which is your favourite mini bag for the new range? Let us know by leaving a comment below or via Twitter @Fiorelli_Bags.
Here at Fiorelli HQ, we've been enjoying the summer sunshine with a gorgeous new palette of neutral tones in the form of some Fiorelli arrivals.
Hot off the Autumn/Winter '14 catwalks, neutrals were strong at Daks and Jasper Conran, and we couldn't help but feel inspired by these gorgeous tones.
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Jasper Conran A/W 14
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Our structured Annaline Grab comes in four colour choices, from classic black, monochrome white with quilted detailing, a soft heather mix and easy to wear tan.
Then there's our new Courtney, a soft shoulder bag available in black, gorgeous sage, tan and cream.
The neutral is an effortless addition to any outfit, from a casual daytime look to an evening dress. There's simply something about neutrals which shows real elegance and style - wouldn't you agree?
Which of our new neutrals is your favourite? Let us know by leaving a comment below or via Twitter @Fiorelli_Bags.
