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Fall 2012 Handbag Trends from the Runway

A new handbag is the perfect way to perk up your fall wardrobe. Handbags on the Fall 2012 runways displayed color blocking, jewel tones and exotic skins. Adding richness and depth to fall wardrobes, new hues such as ruby and emerald add the perfect pop of color to everyday ensembles, while Python, Snakeskin, Croc and Leopard add a luxe look to any outfit and will undoubtedly remain wardrobe essentials for seasons to come.  

Everything She Wants got a sneak peek at the trendy and classic tote, hobo and cross-body silhouettes on-trend for fall from Tyler Rodan, Tignanello, Rosetti and B. Makowsky.  These styles, and more, are available online and in major department stores and are moderately priced from $35 to $300.
The Spruce Medium Tote by Tyler Rodan ($89).

The Harper Satchel by B. Makowsky ($248).

The Double Entry X-Body by Tignanello ($115).
Photos courtesy of LaForce + Stevens
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