Laura B - Soft Mobile Bag - Lapin Bag with Net and Swarovski - Turquoise - Luxury High Quality Leather Bag

Laura B - Collection Particulière

Born and raised in Italy, Laura moved to London in the early 80s to take a sabbatical year before starting university. Experience that she considered the most eye opening for her future to come. Thanks to her strong capabilities to learn languages and the high interest for them since her early stage of life, she moved to Geneva where she started studying translation specialized in Law and Economics. During her studies she would go back and forth to Paris and London, where she was inspired by the music and art in both cities. After finishing her studies she went back to her beloved Italy, and established herself in Milan, where she had the first direct encounter with the biggest and most glamorous fashion houses in the world. The experience of working for over 15 years with Versace, Armani, and Dolce & Gabbana prepared Laura for her future enterprise. She learned the commercial side of the business.

Laura B - Collection Particulière

Laura B fuses the aesthetic sophistication with the contemporary cosmopolitan style to create timeless accessories with a glimmering appeal.

The signature of Laura B is the use of metallic mesh accompanied by other luxury materials such as python and crocodile leather, horn, semi-precious stones and more.

Our main products are party/evening bags, day bags, jewellery, belts and other accessories for women.

All pieces are carefully handcrafted in-house in Barcelona by our skillful artisans.

Laura B - Soft Mobile Bag - Turquoise

Turquoise blue lapin fur and silver mesh. One blue Swarovski crystal. Light blue nappa lining.Snap button closure. 64cm long silver plated chain strap. 64cm long gold plated chain strap.

Size

12 x 17 x 3 cm

Available In

Dark green, green, light blue, mustard yellow, purple, turquoise, orange

Shipping

Worldwide

Notes

We kindly remind our customers that photo is for reference only. Each skin and pattern is different due to natural characteristics of the leather.

Shining Through

The collection “Shine Through” created in our signature metal mesh combines lamb, croco or python, enflamed by compound chains, all carefully handcrafted by our skillful artisans in Barcelona. We searched inspiration in unleashed and powerful femininity and depicted it as women’s archetypes . A love goddess, a talented artist, a super hero… Golden and silver shines combine with white, black, grey and beige. Leather perforated in geometric yet natural ornaments gives space to imagination, maybe the windows of the Breeze Palace?.. All accessories are multi conceptual and ignite femininity and wilderness in a woman’s figure.

Anne Marie Zylberman

Anne Marie Zylberman is a French painter who dedicates her pictorial art to women.

Freya is the goddess of love in Norse mythology, also associated with sex, beauty, sorcery, fertility, gold, war and death. She loves jewelry and other fine materials, has a big passion for poems and loves to sit and listen to songs for many hours. Freya has an unusual gift when she cries her tears turns into amber or gold.

Tamara de Lempicka is a Polish artist of the twentieth century. Her openness about sexuality and careful attention to the female body made her a powerful force for women’s equality in society and the arts.

Tamara de Lempicka’s self-portrait Tamara in the Green Bugatti was commissioned for the cover of the German magazine Die Dame, which defined her as “a symbol of women’s liberation”. The muted, sophisticated colour; the sense of speed and glamour; her long leather driving gauntlets; her lubricious red lips clearly depict her as a woman who means business.

Dillon Boy is a contemporary American artist who draws inspiration from pop-culture, super heroes from Disney movies. Dillon Boy’s work is called “Pop avant-garde”.

Wonder Woman is a comic superhero depicted as a masterful athlete, acrobat, fighter and strategist. She was created in 1940s to be a model of that era’s unconventional, liberated woman by William M. Marston who wrote : “Wonder Woman is psychological propaganda for the new type of woman who should, I believe, rule the world”.