We all know how much Carlos Falchi loves fashion’s latest leather, ostrich skin, so it is no surprise that its box clutch is clad is that very same substance.
Ostrich skin and luxury purses go together like birds of a feather (sorry I couldn’t resist!), and in this clutch it is really left to speak for itself. Subtle and simple in plain black, the only decoration is the bumpy lumps dotted all over the surface. They add some interest to stop the bag being dull, and it is nice and refreshing to have a calm bag that has avoided being over-adorned.
The bonus, although some will find this chick boring, is that this will, quite simply, never go out of fashion. It will also, in that eternal way that black has, go with almost any outfit with style and class.
I am not as much of a fan of the interior as I am of the exterior. Inside this is coated in a no doubt signature fabric in a strange paisley fuzzy monstrosity that simply doesn’t go. This is probably the least important part of this textured clutch, however, so can be overlooked. After all, telling Carlos Falchi how to design bags is like teaching your gran to suck ostrich eggs!
More Features of this Carlos Falchi Ostrich Leather Purse
- Black ostrich leather exterior
- Paisley interior
- Wide box frame
- Optional chain handle
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You may also be interested in:
- More Carlos Falchi bags on BagBunch
- The Balenciaga Whistle bag, a great alternative to this ostrich bag.
- Searching for mosre ostrich leather bags on eBay
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