Isabella Fiore bags

[eucalyptic]

I bought the Isabella Fiore Masquerade Tote in brown at Saks a month ago (I liked it because it was big and roomy) but returned it next day because I just found it too 'noisy'. I don't know if it was just that bag but I noticed it a to be a bit cheap and not well made (loose stitching, etc.) and when I looked through the pockets it said 'Made In China.'

I have nothing against 'Made In China' but I felt a bit thrown off as I thought the line was Italian made.

Later on I found out from the SA that Isabella Fiore is actually an American designer who used the Italian psuedonym.

 

[electricladyland]

I'm not really a bag person, but i know a girl who has this bag and i fell in love with it. It is huge and soft and supple and looks very sturdy. The colors look clownish in the picture but the fabric is soft and has texture so it actually looks great in person...not stiff like the picture makes it seem... I like Fiore's hippie and hobo style bags as well...

 

[electricladyland]

i'm a hippie at heart so...

all photos: neimanmarcus.com

 

[Tiye]

I personally am a general fan of IF bags. Lately I haven't liked any of her stuff, but she just came out with some new bags that I love. The Ricrochet patchwork bag with the browns/reds/oranges. Love it. This brand is very distinctive. I definitely think it fits a certain personality.

 

[BlkLadyLaw]

Here is my new baby! The Fiore bags usually arent my thing but I saw this at Neimans and fell in love with the huge size, details, quilting and platinum color.