Munich - Handbags and Purses

Early Moschino pieces designed by Franco Moschino himself – often referred to as Italian fashion's "enfant terrible" – within the short period when he launched the House of Moschino ...

Superb 1970s woven shoulder or hand frame bag by Loris Azzaro. LORIS AZZARO is particularly famous for his iconic crochet and chainmail pieces that he created during the late 1960s and 1970s, worn by women like Marisa Berenson, Jane Birkin, Raquel Welch among others. This beautiful sophisticated black 1970s gold metal frame bag...

Early Moschino pieces designed by Franco Moschino himself – often referred to as Italian fashion's "enfant terrible" – within the short period when he launched the House of Moschino in 1983 until he passed away in 1994 are sought after and highly collectible. This treasure, like several others that are already available in my shop and more to be listed gradually, comes direct from a German socialite and fashion collector so has not been on the market prior to this. This exceptional and rare Spring/Summer 1993 Moschino box bag is a love letter to Italy and dedicated to the city of Florence. It showcases some heraldic symbols, the so called 'Giglio' – a stylized red iris that is the emblem of the Tuscan capital – and the Florentine colours. The design is a wonderful example of Franco Moschino's fanciful creations and captures the fun vibe that Moschino has always represented as a brand. I am delighted to have found documentation of the matching jacket (I had in the shop as well) with a photo of a "Tribute to Florence" window display from January 1993 in the book about Moschino "X Anni di Kaos! 1983 1993". See the last two pictures. The twin of the jacke is part of the permanent collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The top handle bag features 22 gold metal fleur-de-lis studs set onto a royal blue patent leather on one side and an oversized cream patent leather fleur-de-lis on the other side sewn onto cherry-red patent leather. The sides are cross-striped in black and white and the bottom plain cream with five gold metal bag...

Tom Ford’s tenure at Gucci was a key moment in fashion history. In 1992 the Texan designer was appointed design director, and in 1994, creative director. His aesthetic of pared-down minimalism and understated yet flirty luxury became iconic. From the house of Gucci's Fall 1994 collection, this rare retro-inspired backpack with its bamboo handle embodies Ford's design language. I am delighted to have found documentation of a black smooth leather sister version walking the runway, Gucci's advertising campaign of that year (see the pictures after the label shot) and a Vanity Fair article by Judy Bachrach from July 1995 saying "Its relatively new backpack...

Tom Ford’s tenure at Gucci was a key moment in fashion history. In 1992 the Texan designer was appointed design director, and in 1994, creative director. His aesthetic of pared-down minimalism and understated yet flirty luxury became iconic. From the house of Gucci''s Fall 1996 collection, this sophisticated shoulder bag embodies Ford''s design language. The twin of it in brown pony was photographed for the design house's ad campaign (see the picture after the label shot). Vogue Runway writes about the Fall 1996 collection: "Tom Ford’s super-sexy Fall 1995 show for Gucci was, as Vogue’s Sarah Mower has put it, “one of those hitting-in-the-solar-plexus moments” for the fashion set. Two seasons later, his Fall 1996 show had the same effect for a much broader audience, now receptive to Ford...

Early Moschino pieces designed by Franco Moschino himself – often referred to as Italian fashion's "enfant terrible" – within the short period when he launched the House of Moschino in 1983 until he passed away in 1994 are sought after and highly collectible. This treasure, like several others that are available at the Oh! Jackie storefront, comes direct from a German socialite and fashion collector so has not been on the market prior to this. This documented Spring/Summer 1991 MOSCHINO by Redwall shopper is a wonderful example of Franco Moschino's fanciful designs and captures the fun vibe that Moschino has always represented as a brand. PLEASE NOTE that I sell the matching small purse (cosmetic bag) and backpack from this collection as well. Both are available in my Oh! Jackie storefront. The lovely black leather shopper is on both sides all over appliquéd with small gold-metal-framed mirrors and various small leather and metal flowers placed around. Detailing the shoulder straps and two vertical seams of the body are little ribbed gold-metal balls that are set so they dangle and move when you move. Out of this world! The roomy design features two shoulder straps and an internal zipped pocket with a zip charm. It closes with a top zipper with a heart-shaped gold-metal zip charm that is embossed "MOSCHINO". The bag is made in Italy by Redwall from high-quality, beautifully soft leather and lined in black 'redwall' signed fabric. The inner zip charm is embossed with "CENTOPERCENTO MOSCHINO" on one side and "redwall 473023 (serial number) Made in Italy" on the reverse side. Comes with its original 'redwall' signed dust bag. Excellent vintage condition. Minimal signs of use. Height: 38 cm – 14.96" (without handle) / 69 cm – 27.17" (with handle) Width: 45 to 49 cm – 17.72" to 19.29" Depth: 27 to 40 cm – 10.63" to 15.75 Reference Photos: 1, 2 & 3: Model presenting the matching leather jacket from Franco Moschino’s Spring...

Early Moschino pieces designed by Franco Moschino himself – often referred to as Italian fashion's "enfant terrible" – within the short period when he launched the House of Moschino in 1983 until he passed away in 1994 are sought after and highly collectible. This treasure, like several others that are available at the Oh! Jackie storefront, comes direct from a German socialite and fashion collector so has not been on the market prior to this. This documented Spring/Summer 1991 MOSCHINO by Redwall backpack is a wonderful example of Franco Moschino's fanciful designs and captures the fun vibe that Moschino has always represented as a brand. PLEASE NOTE that I sell the matching small purse (cosmetic bag) and shopper from this collection as well. Both are available in my Oh! Jackie storefront. The lovely black leather backpack is all over appliquéd with small gold-metal-framed mirrors and various small leather and metal flowers placed around. The reverse side is plain black. Detailing the edge of the flap all the way around, along the handle and the straps are little ribbed gold-metal balls that are set so they dangle and move when you move. Out of this world! The design features an attached removable inside pocket, an internal zipped pocket with a zip charm, adjustable shoulder straps, a top handle and a magnetic fastening and drawstring top. It is made in Italy by Redwall from high-quality, beautifully soft leather and lined in black 'redwall' signed fabric. The zip charm is embossed with "MOSCHINO" on one side and "redwall 473008 (serial number) Made in Italy" on the reverse side. Comes with its original 'redwall' signed dust bag. Excellent vintage condition. Minimal signs of use. Height: 34 cm – 13.39" (without handle) / 42 cm – 16.54" (with handle) Width: 25 cm – 9.84" (widest part) Depth: ca. 17 cm – 6.69" Straps Length: from 57 cm – 22.44" to 89 cm – 35.04" Reference Photos: 1, 2 & 3: Model presenting the matching leather jacket from Franco Moschino’s Spring...

Early Moschino pieces designed by Franco Moschino himself – often referred to as Italian fashion's "enfant terrible" – within the short period when he launched the House of Moschino in 1983 until he passed away in 1994 are sought after and highly collectible. This small treasure, like several others that are available at the Oh! Jackie storefront, comes direct from a German socialite and fashion collector so has not been on the market prior to this. This documented Spring/Summer 1991 MOSCHINO by Redwall purse or cosmetic bag is a wonderful example of Franco Moschino's fanciful designs and captures the fun vibe that Moschino has always represented as a brand. PLEASE NOTE that I sell the matching backpack and shopper from this collection as well. Both are available in my Oh! Jackie storefront. The lovely heart-shaped black leather purse is appliquéd with a small gold-metal-framed mirror in the center and various small leather and metal flowers placed around. The reverse side is plain black. It opens at the top with a zip that is decorated with a heart-shaped gold-metal charm. The design is made in Italy by Redwall from high-quality, beautifully soft leather and lined in black 'redwall' signed fabric. The zip charm is embossed with "MOSCHINO" on one side and "REDWALL MADE IN ITALY" on the reverse side. The interior signature reads "Moschino by Redwall Made in Italy" and "470012" (serial number). Comes with its original dust bag. Excellent vintage condition. Height: 12 cm – 4.72" (highest part) Width: 14 cm – 5.51" (widest part) Depth: 2 cm – 0.8" Reference Photo: Model presenting the matching leather jacket from Franco Moschino’s Spring...

Léonard was founded when Jacques Léonard asked Daniel Tribouillard in 1958 to join the company as the designer of a new business, Léonard Fashion. In 1968, Tribouillard presented his...

Léonard was founded when Jacques Léonard asked Daniel Tribouillard in 1958 to join the company as the designer of a new business, Léonard Fashion. In 1968, Tribouillard presented his...

This is an exceptional and rare square shoulder flap bag by Emilio Pucci from 1970. It is part of a set comprising of this bag and the matching silk jersey dress available at my storefront too. The bag is covered in what appears to be silk twill displaying one of Pucci's Pre-Columbian art-inspired motifs, the "Ruota" print. A fabulous Aztec-esque design in shades of turquoise, blue, lilac, purple, grey, black and white. The design is documented on the website of Emilio Pucci Heritage and in the Emilio Pucci book...

Tom Ford’s tenure at Gucci was a key moment in fashion history. In 1992 the Texan designer was appointed design director, and in 1994, creative director. His aesthetic of pared-down minimalism and understated yet flirty luxury became iconic. From the house of Gucci's S/S 1994 collection, this rare retro-inspired backpack with its bamboo handle embodies Ford's design language. I am delighted to have found documentation of it with Gucci's advertising campaign of that year and a Vanity Fair article by Judy Bachrach from July 1995 saying "Its relatively new backpack...