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Prisma embossed Marlene Nuvo Bag is a stylish accessory that will turn you into a real diva every time you choose to wear it. It complements your outfit every day, regardless of the style of dress you are looking for.
Size: 20x14,5x9,5 cm
Availability: In stock
Prisma embossed Marlene Nuvo Bag is a stylish accessory that will turn you into a real diva every time you choose to wear it. It complements your outfit every day, regardless of the style of dress you are looking for. It is designed for strong women who want to stand out with a bright and sophisticated air. It is made of black leather geometric shapes embossed, pink nappa leather and python inserts, never demodulating and lasting in time. The interior features two main compartments and two simple pockets. Outside has a flap closure, a detachable chain strap for a comfortable fit and golden glowing accessories. It's a must-have bag in the wardrobe of any fashion lover.
This pearl bag in limited edition is the perfect accessory to embellish a festive outfit.
The blue leather Lauren Nuvo bag has a remarkable design which inspires elegance and femininity, turning any odinary clothes into a delicate modern outfit. The accessory was created by Wild Inga as a stylish reinterpretation of the Lauren bags from the previous collection.
The new Amanda office bag impresses with the elegance of its modern design that combines the remarkable structured shape with a chromatic harmony that is perfect for work outfits.
Elegant leather bag with glitter and animal-print python inserts . It is 100% handmade in our own workshop, and the careful processing of the details is the element that gives it a touch of originality and sophistication. It fits both stylish and casual-chic outfits.
The Wild Inga gray Chloe bag is a fashionable piece suitable for bold women and not only. With stylish design and multiple textures, this bag is a fashion must-have accessory in the wardrobe of any fashion lover.
