Accessory designers were inspired by everything from fairy tales to the Queen of the Nile, sending out shoes, bags and jewelry sure to spice up any wardrobe.
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March 11, 2013
Fall 2013 Accessories Roundup: Paris
Designers were inspired by everything from fairy tales to the Queen of the Nile, sending out shoes, bags and jewelry sure to spice up any wardrobe.
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Alessandra Lanvin of Aperlai used a bone motif for graphic and colorful shoes.
Photo By: Xavier Granet
Inspired by the glamorous poolside culture of the Thirties and Forties, Aurélie Bidermann re-created ivory using traditional Bakelite techniques for pieces such as this tusk necklace.
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Christian Louboutin expanded on the popular Pigalle 120 pump by raising the vamp and slenderizing and lifting the heel for a more secure fit.
Photo By: Xavier Granet
Cesare Paciotti designer Marco Calcinaro's lineup of sexy shoes packed a punch of sophistication as seen in this pale pink suede pump with sword hardware detail.
Photo By: Francois Goize
Known for collections full of whimsy, Charlotte Olympia explored the world of fairy tales depicting book spines on shoes and Rapunzel on a sandal.
Photo By: Xavier Granet
Known for collections full of whimsy, Charlotte Olympia explored the world of fairy tales depicting book spines on shoes and Rapunzel on a sandal.
Photo By: Xavier Granet
Product and Merchandising Director Christina Zeller of Delvaux expanded the Brillant family of bags to include clutch and double-strap versions along with one made from white astrakhan fur.
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Enthralled by Stacey Schiff's book "Cleopatra: A Life," Eddie Borgo celebrated all things Egyptian, including a black onyx scarab motif and jade and onyx pieces reminiscent of the ancient queen's elaborate headpieces.
Photo By: Xavier Granet
Bigger is better for Tom Binns, who had royalty on his mind with this regal collection of oversize gems.
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Nicholas Kirkwood used a handmade leather rose to accent a group of patent leather and suede shoes and booties with a mod feel.
Photo By: Xavier Granet
Longchamp's creative director Sophie Delafontaine was inspired by interior designers like David Hicks for this graphic poppy print on bags.
Photo By: Xavier Granet
Chanel hat designer Laetitia Crahay of Maison Michel showed a perfected female fedora with a wider brim and white paint-splattered feathers.
Photo By: Xavier Granet
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