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The new Lilly Nuvo leather bag was created by Wild Inga as a modern reinterpretation of the Lilly luxury bags that captures perfectly the elegance and femininity of every outfit.
Size: 29x23x13
Collections: Lilly leather bags
Availability: In stock
The new Lilly Nuvo leather bag was created by Wild Inga as a modern reinterpretation of the Lilly luxury bags that captures perfectly the elegance and femininity of every outfit. Impress with your unique presence at special events by wearing this shoulder bag with a simple yet charming design which combines gracefully with the refined black meant to offer your stylish look a distinguished splendor. The golden shoulder chain and the shiny closing item gives you an imposing mysterious air. You can wear this leather bag with an office dress or a casual outfit made of a simple pair of jeans and a silky top.
The shapes with a minimalist design and the bright and special colors( turquoise, eburnean, medium orchid) make this bag a must have accessory this summer.
Wild Inga redefines the concept of elegance by creating the new Bette leather bag which is meant to outline your femininity and delicate allure.
A modern office bag made from italian leather, in bleumarin and yellow shades. It features an external pocket in geometric shapes and it has a shoulder strap and a handle, being suitable for various clothing styles.
A premium italian leather bag in pink shades, with a secure closing system, and a modern approach. It can be worn on the shoulder, and it can be easily integrated in any clothing style, being an accessory which is both versatile and feminine. It is beautified with handmade embroideries, found on the surface of the strap.
Simple and elegant, the Lauren bag for women has both the exterior and the interior made of 100% natural leather with croco effect.
The khaki ostrich bag gracefully mixes the modern design of the simple yet delicate lines, with the imposing combination of colors.
