Distinctive Fall Accessories

Practical AND Different

Belts     left to right

Tey-Art Angela Hand Embroidered Fair Trade Wool Belt : Buckle closure  Available in S (23 – 31″), M (28 – 37″), L (34 – 43″)   2″ width  100% wool, cotton backing, metal buckle $64.95

Daisy Duke Denim Belt by Akira: Made from a structured denim fabrication. and Features a wide band and a wraparound design with belt loops, pointed hems, and an adjustable buckle closure. 34.75” length $29.90

Lace Leather Corset Belt: Made to order 33.5” long Width 5″. Wide Nickel buckle  Site has many colors listed separately $314.09

Bags     clockwise

Medium MW Kensington by Kurt Geiger London: Bespoke printed velvet.Floral motif is complemented with an abstract ikat design to create a bohemian print. The gold eagle head features rainbow crystals on the front flap.  6.1in (H), 8.6in (L), 2.7in (D) Strap drop cross body: 47.2in Gold chain strap with ikat printed insert Purple and orange crystal floral embellishments on the front Duo magnetic snap closure hidden under flap   Gold branded plate on the back  Can fit phones up to 7 inches  Small internal lining pocket Also blue tones $235.00

Tufted Puffer Tote: Polyester Oversized tote silhouette, a top handle and a magnetic inner clasp closure. 21” Length X 4” Width X 23” Height – 15” Top Handle Straps $49.90

Pleat-design Soft PU Large Capacity Shoulder Tote Bag: Zipper Closure14.17″ 3.94″ 12.6″ 6 colors $61.99

Footwear     left to right

Azalea Wang Cumulus Sage High Top Sneaker: Classic high top sneaker featuring a textile upper, a lace-up vamp, tonal laces, and a textured rubber flatform outsole. Complete with a round toe silhouette and a back ankle pull tab for easy on access. 5” Shaft Height – 2.5” Sole Height $49.90

Heeled Mary Jane by Fabio Rusconi: Suede upper  Leather lining  Leather sole  Adjustable straps  Heel height: 3″ $298.95

Square Heeled Shoe by Girotti: Upper-Snake- stamped leather and suede Suede covered heel Leather lining Stitches and shoelaces- green Sale $204.00

Opening: Rapti 100% Cashmere Reverse Loop Shawl: Both sides shown $69.00

Featured items are selected by our editors simply because we like them and think you will too. Woman Around Town was not paid for featuring any item in this post.

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