BAGGU (New York) Leather Bag

The story of Baggu began in 2006, when Parsons design student Emily Sugihara thought that it was silly there weren’t any cute reusable bags on the market. Collaborating with her mother (who ran a quilt-making biz with fans like Ralph Lauren), Sugihara came up with a functional nylon carryall based on the classic plastic grocery bag. Seven years later, Baggu spans 18 countries and offers everything from pouches to keychains. And that good ole nylon prototype? It now comes in extra-supple natural milled leather, too.

Simple but cleverly constructed, the leather version of Baggu’s signature nylon bag has the same shape, with two handles that are comfortably hand- or shoulder-carryable.

Big enough to hold all your stuff, rugged enough to toss around, fun enough for your weekends, and stylish enough for a city spin!

(RRP US$160)

Baggu Trivia

Baggu founder Emily Sugihara (L) is one-quarter Japanese and Baggu (バッグ) is the Japanese word for bag.

Sugihara’s childhood bestie, Ellen Van Der Laan (R), created Baggu’s logo and officially became the brand’s creative director in 2008.

COLE HAAN (New York) Suede Wingtip - New Colourway

If you weren’t able to get your hands on Cole Haan’s LunarGrand Wingtip before, or you just want another pair, now’s your chance. There is just something about the clash of tradition and innovation —manifested in the brogue style premium suede uppers and coloured Lunarlon midsoles (great cushioning)— that has all the fashion-savvy gentlemen clamoring to  get their hands on a pair. (Each release of this shoe has seen its inventory consistently fly off the shelves.)

Whether teamed with tailoring or slim-fitting denim or linen shorts, this shoe will add lots of jaunty flair to your outfits.

(RRP US$248)

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"And if he does miss, he keeps going until he makes it."
That's the spirit!
Have a happy Sunday. :-)

ALEXANDER WANG (New York) Lambskin Zip Bag

With an innovative nod to the camera bags of the past, Alexander Wang presents this slouchy and capacious style.

Made from 100% lambskin (softest, scrummiest, leather, ever) and finished with practical pockets and compartments, as well as zippers that lend undeniable attitude, you will be equally comfortable sporting this versatile style in the office and out. The urban girl’s answer to a 24-hour carryall!

(RRP US$795)

3.1 PHILLIP LIM (New York) Silk Printed Tee with Chiffon Overlay

This 3.1 Phillip Lim is a modernised, artistic take on the classic T-shirt. Featuring a graceful chiffon overlay and an elegant embellished neckline, this feminine piece offers effortless round-the-clock appeal.

Wear yours to the office with a seasonal must-have pencil skirt, then swap for skinny jeans and sexy heels come evening.

(RRP US$425)

BALLY Women's Leather Wedge Sneakers

Crafted from soft leather and finished with the Swiss heritage label’s iconic stripe and a comfortable rubber-sole, this Bally pair is a neutral shoe that transcends trends – you'll be enjoying weekends in style for seasons to come.

(RRP US$395)

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Have a fun, goofy Sunday. :-)

BCBGMAXAZRIA (New York) Printed Pants

Walk confidently in one of SS2013’s biggest trends. Add some liveliness to your wardrobe by pairing your fave top with this striking pair from BCBGMaxAzria. It can be dressed up or down, too — for a smart take, team this with an elegant jacket and heels, or wear them on vacation with an easy tank and flat sandals.

(RRP US$188)

Printed. Pants. Everywhere. If you are not already a printed-pant-lover, perhaps these shining examples from SS2013 Fashion Week will change your mind.

ALEXANDER WANG (New York) Gathered Dress with Cutout

Alexander Wang gives the classic LBD a typically fashion-forward twist with artful gathers and a titillating cutout detail at the waist.

Team this beautifully draped style with and a glossy clutch for an elegant cocktail/dinner date look with added attitude.

Give it a glamorous finish with either pointy red pumps, or sky-high metallic heels.

(RRP US$745)