The Italian fashion house Fendi comes with a new funny concept of bag.

Now, you can have your Fendi Baguette, where “your” means unique and really representing your own style. How is it possible?

With the new Fendi limited edition called Baguette Mezzo Punto.

Now available through Louis Vuitton is a Revelation Keep-all Bag, which is a part of the famed fashion house’s Fall/Winter accessories range.

The bag is distinctive with its raised Monogram pattern on soft black, grained veal leather which is inspired by scarification.

In the inside, the lining is also made from grained veal leather, but this time in rich burgundy-ish color.

The Ralph Lauren Scuderia Bags could make a stylish addition to your travel kit.

The designer’s latest bag collection was inspired by Ferrari’s renowned racing division, as you might have guessed.

With duffel bags, totes, wallets and more on offer, there’s something to suit all your needs.

The Louis Vuitton 5th Avenue store put up a window display showing the rich history of the speedy bag by putting different editions up on a conveyor belt

Take a look at the video as the Speedys travel through the corner windows of the store.

Passing smoothly on a moving belt, through curtains of gold bead the bags are transformed into the next variation of the Monogram.

The new handbag line Chanel Coco Cocoon fronted by Lily Allen will be available October 2009.

The bags are practical large sized and puffy, and the idea is that you can turn it inside out.

French luxury goods group Hermes has resorted to breeding its own crocodiles on farms in Australia to try to meet demand for its leather bags, its chief executive told Reuters on Monday.

Customers sometimes have to wait several years for certain exotic-skin bags, which can fetch over 35,000 euros ($48,410).

“It can take three to four crocodiles to make one of our bags so we are now breeding our own crocodiles on our own farms, mainly in Australia,” Patrick Thomas told the Reuters Global Luxury Summit in Paris.