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Dolce & Gabbana’s luxurious accessories are exquisitely crafted in Italy using the finest artisan techniques. Roomy and functional, this chic nude leather Lucia tote from Dolce & Gabbana is a stylish staple. Featuring a foldover top with a gold-tone flip-lock closure with a signature bee detail, an interior zipped compartment, an internal zipped pocket and a handy internal compact mirror, this Lucia tote with its top handle can be carried in the hand or with its practical, detachable and adjustable longer strap, can be carried over the shoulder. Designer colour: 80030 Made in Italy Designer Style ID: BB6322AC954 Farfetch ID: 11836124

Versace's 'Palazzo Empire' tote bag is a classic piece from the fashion house that seamlessly blends luxury with practicality. The accessory has been crafted in Italy from supple tan calf leather, boasting contrasting bright yellow piping and a simple-yet-sleek design. It features two top handles, a detachable, adjustable and interchangeable shoulder strap, as well as an interior zip pocket. The front flap closure is punctuated with Versace's iconic Medusa head motif as a nod to the Italian label's heritage. The interior is ultra-spacious, ensuring this tote bag can be carried in multiple ways, every day. Designer colour: KKYJP FLAT IRON/LED/FLAT IRON PALLADIO Made in Italy Designer Style ID: DBFF453DSTVT Farfetch ID: 12074726

This is a stunning purse pendant assembled of sterling silver. This pendant has a tote structure. It is finished to a cleaned completion metal. Own this classy purse pendant now and convey your outfit with sureness.

A winter month's wrap is said to wind up adaptable as it empowers you to create pretty much any look at whatever point toting. Indeed, even along these lines, its not all wintertime scarves are sufficiently incredible to suit your needs. There's something that ought to be respected in picking the best winter season scarf for your situation.

With wearable art (saris, tees, sneakers) being a much-loved trend to flaunt your love for art … IAnD correspondent Shilpi Madan rides on Elizabeth Browning's romantic lines - "How do I love thee? Let me count the ways…"as she tells you about wearing your art on your sleeve… quite literally with Paul Adams handbags