We can usually count on Vitalio Vera to deliver affordable and stylish alternatives to the high end designer handbags, but I fear it may have missed the mark with this Bedazzled satchel.
It’s almost as if they let a college intern loose with a red handbag, glue gun and a packet of studs. Studs are becoming a bit outdated anyway, and this treatment brings us nothing new. I don’t mind them around the base, as they give a kind of Alexander Wang vibe to the satchel. But by adding more studs around the handles, I think Vitalio Vera has taken a step too far.
It’s a shame, because this is really a very practical handbag. A large zippered envelope divides the interior down the center, creating three separate and easy-to-use compartments. There are more small pockets in the side walls, a secure zippered pocket in one and a pair of technology pouches in the other, so those vital essentials are easy to find in a hurry.
Really that clever design probably does enough to justify the $39.95 price tag, especially if you love your studs!
More Features of This Vitalio Vera Studded Satchel
- Lined with nylon-cotton blend fabric
- Top zip closure
- Zip pocket on the back
- An attachable shoulder strap with an 11 inch drop
- Measures 11 x 16.5 x 5.5 inches
Get this Vitalio Vera Bedazzled Handbag:
- Available to buy at Amazon (limited stock)
- Search online for this bag
You may also be interested in:
- More Vitalio Vera bags on BagBunch
- The Treesje London Boston bag, a great alternative to this studded bag.
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