Industry Insiders: October’s Latest Fashion & Beauty Bulletin

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• I Thought Christmas Comes Only Comes Once a Year, once quoted Bond, James Bond. The only thing that we remember from old-time Hollywood is our favourite movie series of James Bond: 007. This year, James Bond would be back with “No time to die 007. Celebrating the Silver Jubilee of the series, 007 has collaborated with the Bond of the fashion industry, Michael Kors. Founded by Michael Kors himself, the house of Michael Kors has been serving the fashionistas since 2004. This limited-edition collaboration has blessed us with three limited-edition bags that reminisces the travel-ready, sleek, and iconic designs like seen in the movie. When everything was not right and people felt a sense of fear, they called Bond. Maybe this bag will make your Bond too. The MKC Bond Bancroft satchel, Bond Carryall, and Bond Duffel are the three names given to these bags. Made in Italy, they are bound to define fashion in their own way.

This limited-edition collaboration has blessed us with three limited-edition bags that reminisces the travel-ready, sleek, and iconic designs like seen in the movie. 

• LVMHs crystal elixir Loewe has always been on the papers for producing elite and luxury fashion apparel then and now. Not hailing far from others this time, Loewe has re-launched its popular series of Amazona bag. Loewe is celebrating its 175th Anniversary, and it is not at all compromising on anything. Originally launched in the 70s, when fashion was taking up its pace, this amazon made it to the headlines. The Amazona was reminiscent of the female character in Greek mythology, and it represented the bold and ferocious females who back then were fighting for their rights in that decade. The prominence of pure Napa leather could be felt as soon as you touch the bag with a blend of cotton and Loewes pattern upfront. Overall, the bag is nostalgic and refreshes the past.

The Amazona was reminiscent of the female character in Greek mythology, and it represented the bold and ferocious females who back then were fighting for their rights in that decade.