There are seven Zucca bags retailing currently, and in this article, we’ll try to have a look at the bags that catch the eye immediately.

1) The Zucca Spy.

A popular choice among celebrities, it features the Zucca jacquard and is available in brown shades exclusively. The bag is quite costly, retailing at a little more than $2,000; still, it’s a very nice bag to use for years, not fearing about it wearing off in a month. There’s also the Mini Spy for those who don’t need the extra space in the bag. And, of course, it’s more forgiving on your budget than the original Spy.

2) Zucca Pu Med Roll bag.

An interesting variation of a briefcase with a wider upper body. The bag is textured in the fine, brown Zucca texturing. Although it looks like a briefcase, it certainly isn’t one. The Pu Med Roll has two gold-plated handles and a minimalist design. You won’t find literally anything unneeded on this bag. The only pockets are the ones inside and the bag can be closed easily with a top zip. The Pu Med Roll currently can be yours for around fifteen hundred.

The other bags are nice too; the Selleria Boston is a nice, innovative cylinder bag with leather stripes going down from the handles on the bag, a vintage color and two side pockets.

The messenger bag is a little off-topic, but it’s still somewhat stylish, especially if you have paper documents to carry around. Messenger reminds you of something from Ancient Greece (or Rome, since Fendi is an Italian brand) and could be the right pick if you want something unique that has a spicy ‘war-girl’ attitude in it.

Overall, the Zucca collection offers a nice touch of everything that Fendi has produced throughout the years. While other brands tend to do extreme designs or add hardcore amounts of hardware, the Fendi bags are classical, subtle and, most importantly, unique. The bags are laced with attitude, but the famous double F logo is recognizable from 20 feet away, so if you have a Fendi bag, be prepared to see many eyes looking your way.

We can start off with the Boston Chef bag – it’s definitely a top pick from the collection. The double handles and the fine, logo-patterned fabric go together with its gleaming hardware parts and the shoulder strap. While you could dislike it, describing it as ‘too casual’, in reality, it’s a very nice bag for autumn. The tone fits it perfectly… the price is around fifteen hundred though, so you getting something that’s like the Boston Chef wouldn’t be a sin, if you know what I mean.

Next off is the Mini Chef – a small handbag that would go together with a small chihuahua dog… but chances are you haven’t got one, so anything small and girly will suit it, for example, a refined scarf or jewelry. It seems that the folding was an epiphany of sorts for Fendi, because there hasn’t been anything like it in the past few years. Overall, a nice small bag with impressive handles; the Fendi signature hardware does suit it well too – really chic.

Last, but not least, is the Chef Shopping – a bag meant for, as the title implies, shopping. The bag is covered with the double F logo and is a nice combination of style and functionality. The wide upper opening makes putting things into the bag easy, but the somewhat low price accounts for it’s specialized purpose. You’ll really enjoy the functionality of this bag, despite the fact that it’s definitely not an everyday wear. The double handles, attached to the bag with chic rings suit the overall classic tone of the bag. A really nice buy if you’re concerned of your looks while you’re shopping.

Although the collection is somewhat unimpressive altogether, most bags are OK and some of them are actually worth your money… and even a little more. Although Fendi doesn’t usually produce bags that are loved by the critics, from time to time they manage to come up with something worthwhile and enjoyable, even for the snobbiest of snobs, and this time they’ve hit the spot, especially with the Boston bag.

One of the best classic bags that Fendi have introduced in 2009 is the “Forever Hobo”. It’s a high-end bag which costs around $1000; it’s sold in three variations – Forever Hobo, Forever Large Hobo and the Forever Woven Hobo. Each bag wears the double F logo and remains unique and stylish even when the seasons change, with the exception of the Woven Hobo, which is more like the spring/autumn bag, depending on which color you choose.

The Fendi Forever Hobo comes in two colors – black and caramel. The black is made from grained leather and the caramel is patent leather. The Forever Hobo is a nice combination of the classical that’s present in the bag industry. The leather is covered with the double F logo, which makes it easy to recognize even from afar. The chained handle is a nice innovation, as it makes the bag more grown-up; furthermore, the rings which attach the handle to the bag fit the overall tone of the bag, making it even more attractive. An overall nice, especially in brown for the upcoming autumn.

There’s also the Forever Woven Hobo, which is more bright and comes in two shades – pink and camel. It’s made from top-quality calf leather and altogether, it is a useful day bag. It’s 13.4″ x 17″ x 3.9â?³, so you can carry almost anything in it. It retails for a little over a thousand bucks, but it’s clearly worth the price, as it will serve you for at least a few years. A netbook would fit in the Woven Hobo fine, but you might have a hard time getting a real laptop in there, which brings us to the third bag – Fendi Forever Large Hobo.

The Large Hobo is somewhat the same as the ordinary Hobo, except it is (guess it) larger. The Large Hobo can easily fit a laptop… and all the other things that we carry in our bags. While the bag is nothing unique, as it is merely another model of the Hobo, the Large Hobo can in fact suit you better, even if you don’t need its functions.