Lilli Bell
Craft meets couture in this folk art inspired pattern
reminiscent of the Art Nouveau period.
Artfully arranged bell-shaped flowers, in soft pinks and bright orange,
curl and climb on a spring green vine to construct a unique perspective on a
sweet floral.
Tutti Fruitti
A punchy range of paisleys adorned with simple florals and
lacy scalloped edges in soft vintage tones.
A nouveau combination of pretty pinks, teal and citrus hues on mint
green ground give it a perfect retro flavor.
Sun Valley
Charcoal, rust and a shot of citrine lend earthen appeal to
the boldly patterned motifs of tribal-infused designs. Primitive elements mix with crisp white to
card out a path less traveled.
Marina Paisley
A pool of paisley swirl, like a silky summer scarf, in a nautical
palette. Denim blue, crimson, turquoise
and daring yellow add a playful touch to an otherwise sophisticated print.
Which color are you most excited about?
Marina Paisley appears to go with my summer clothes. I wear a lot of red, white and blues in the Summer. I also like the design the best. I may just stick to Summer Cottage, we'll see.
ReplyDeleteCheryl
I really love Lilli Bell
ReplyDeleteTutti Fruitti for sure!!!
ReplyDeleteI like tutti fruitti but I want to see it in person.
ReplyDeleteI like tutti fruitti but I want to see it in person.
ReplyDeleteTutti Frutti is my favorite - I like the mint background!
ReplyDeleteooh they're all really pretty! (:
ReplyDeletei love them all, I agree that the mint background is gorgeous but the paisley print on it isn't exactly screaming my name. Marine Paisley for sure though is !!
ReplyDeleteI like Tutti Fruiti maybe, not lovin' any of them but I'll have to see in the store.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, I've probably said it before, but it deems repeating on these prints- Why doesn't VB do more reversable items!?! The inside prints are half the fun.
ReplyDeleteNot interested in any of these prints... maybe Fall 2013 preview will be better. When can we expect that?
ReplyDeleteThese are all really ugly and out of keeping with what Vera usually has - except for Tutti Fruitti. Marina Paisley is almost close to acceptable but the white background doesn't work and is too much like Mediterranean White. They REALLY fell off the wagon with English Rose, Ribbons and Dogwood too - old lady prints - who would ever be seen with those???? Old ladies don't even want those! Please, we need to liven things up for the future!
ReplyDeleteAre you 10 or something? English Rose and Dogwood are really quite classic style prints and every now and then Vera comes out with some of those (Versailles, Medallion, Barcelona)and they're a hit! All of those prints are selling and sold like crazy. From a business and fashion perspective they NEED to come out with BOTH timeless patterns and younger styles like Daisy Doodle and Lime's Up.
DeleteI agree with Juliet. I could really appreciate more reversible bags! Looking at the video, my favorites were the inverted Sun Valley and Tutti Fruiti. What a nice contrast between the bold ribbon stripe and the more demure body of the bags. In fact, lots of their older patterns from the 90s are reminiscent of that style. I think VB patterns have gotten a little 'busy looking' in recent years, and that's come with mixed results.
ReplyDeleteI won't be buying any of them. They are all florals...again. Why does VB make something other than florals? I have had about 20-25 'on the go' style bags and they are starting to look the same. I wish they would do a print with sea horses or lobsters...or anything other than the same-old same-old.
ReplyDeleteI agree Melissa. Seahorses would be great and as you said, same old-same old. A bit disappointing. I'll be waiting for Fall for the colors. Hopefully we'll get something new and interesting. There hasn't been anything I really love recently.
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