Versace Women

Founded in 1978 by the great Gianni Versace, the eponymous house is undeniably one of the brands whose history endlessly fascinates the world of haute couture. Renowned for its creations brimming with know-how, chic, and extravagance, Versace quickly makes a name for itself in the fashion world. Thanks to the enthusiasm of supermodels and celebrities like Princess Diana for Versace, the notoriety of the Italian brand leaps forward in the 1990s. With the passing of the famous designer in 1997, his younger sister and muse, Donatella Versace, then takes over the artistic direction of the house. True to the codes of the empire built by her older brother, the designer continues his legacy by offering extraordinary and sultry pieces, but always full of elegance.

Versace handbag

If there were to be a middle ground between excess and sobriety, it would probably be embodied by the iconic Virtus bag range. Fully leather-clad, these bags are adorned with a large gold signature 'V' decorated with acanthus leaves which, along with the Greek key with a Medusa head, are among the mythical symbols of the brand. In its Versace crossbody bag, the Virtus bag is thus equipped with an adjustable and removable shoulder strap, as well as a small handle for a delicate hand-held carry. To be paired with a mini dress in black with puffed sleeves, dressed in the iconic Barocco Rodeo pattern, and a pair of Chain Reaction sneakers in white leather for a sport-chic look. Or, for a more select style, with a pair of Greca Labyrinth boots with high heels and a rugged sole.

The luxury handbag seen by Versace

A classic of the Italian brand, the Virtus bag is of course available in black, but also in more explosive shades. It can be found in bright pink, in an enchanting version of leather evening bag, but also in vitamin red, in a sumptuous model of leather bucket bag. Simply stunning. In a more minimalist spirit, Versace also makes a splash with its Greca buckle bag in black leather. A splendid model that reflects the new direction taken by the Milanese brand, with a more stylized version of the Greek key.