OMG! This is exactly what I want. The pure ivory color, the elegant and feminine look, the simple and delicate design, the marvelous workmanship… everything is so perfect and gorgeous to me that I can’t find any excuse not to love it.

This chic Bally bag is made of 100% calf-skin leather with printed leather trimming which illustrates extreme softness and neatness. The golden brass hardware stands out from the pure white, showing a touch of luxury and nobility. The magnetic closure definitely is in line with the elegant and feminine style. It opens to show the internal zip pocket. On the discreetly stitched red lining is the Bally logo design. The compartment of the leather handbag is about 13.7inches in width, 6.6 inches in depth and 11.7 inches in height which is definitely large enough to take your essential belongings. The 17.9inches leather strap guarantees the comfort of carrying on the shoulder.

Such a chic and stylish bag surly can tell your personality. Every lady with this feminine designer bag will be elegant and charming to catch others ‘eyes. It’s priced at $995. You can treat yourself with a high replica instead.

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To celebrate the open of a series of stores in Asian as well as the coming the year of Tiger, Bally has come up with a limited edition bag collection named Bally Busy-B Tiger Bag. This series includes three sizes, small, medium and large. The whole surface is stamped with the Bally’s signature Busy-B Monogram and a vivid and lively tiger is set on the center of the bag, which features hand-painted serigraph print in red. And the edge of the handles and shoulder straps are also harmoniously ornamented with the red paint.

This Bally Busy-B Tiger Collection firstly released in Singapore and Hongkong, 50 pieces available in Singapore and 100 pieces in Hongkong. It is estimated that in spring of 2010, the limited edition Bally Handbags would be on the market of Beijing and Shanghai. They are priced at $1,050, $1,295 and $1,695 respectively.

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