There is something that stands out about having a handbag with art. The trend during the last several years has been to put artwork on everything. Since the trend started, the portable fine arts collection has grown and made a name for itself on runways and in boutiques, as well as internationally. Whether it is a line of fragrances, posters, shoes, or handbags, there is definitely something different about the fine arts of today, and Nicole Lee handbags are a big part of that.
Your Personal Art Collection
Having a Nicole Lee handbag is like having your own personal art collector piece. One can be sure that with a Nicole Lee, the chances of running into the same handbag at an event would be slim. The art that can be found on pocketbooks today is beautiful, unique, and uplifting. From New York City skyscrapers to the Eiffel tower of Paris and the Leaning Tower of Pisa, finely-crafted canvas art can literally be handheld. The design choices are endless. The vintage look of shoes and pearls set the stage for the perfect Sunday brunch. The numbered print will go well with a sports event or outside concerts. No matter what the taste, dolls or dogs, pastels or darker, plaids or feathers, city buildings or tree-lined city streets, pocketbooks with art can be used for any occasion. But beware: all that glitters (or is painted on a canvas) is not gold (or fine art).
Take It or Leave It
There are those that prefer to see their artwork hanging on the wall. That’s okay. Handbags are versatile and come in all sorts of designs, colors, and styles. One of the biggest issues in purchasing a handbag is not the lack of a selection, but the inability to choose from that selection. There is an onslaught of handbags from Nicole Lee and others that provide style that would make any woman happy. But sometimes, women find it difficult to make a decision on what they really want. Could it be that choosing a pocketbook says something about a person? It sure does, so it can be a bit intimidating. Take the all-purpose tote bag. According to Rob Givhan, writer for The Daily Beast, depending on the owner, it can be a statement of status that will impress or bewilder, intimidate or berate. It all depends on who is carrying it, who made it, and what it looks like. A woman that chooses a style of pocketbook for herself can be branded by that style of bag. People will come to know her by the style of bag that she carries.
