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Handbag Spotlight: Veronica Beard Dash

February 24, 2025 in Handbags / Trends tagged handbag spotlight / investment dressing / totes / veronica beard by Bay Area Fashionista

Handbag spotlight: Veronica Beard Dash Bag /

How fabulous is the Veronica Beard Dash bag! I am in love! As the belted tote reigns supreme this year, the Dash bag by Veronica beard stands out as one of the hottest handbags on the street. Love it!

As you know, the belted tote is both a classic handbag style and an IT bag this year. Veronica Beard’s version offers timeless style, high quality, reasonable pricing, and perfect proportions; making it both beautiful and practical. I definitely need one in my life!

Veronica Beard offers the Dash in small, medium and large sizes. It has two top handles, a shoulder strap, and an interior packet. I am not sure which size I want to purchase, but like I said, I need one in my life! This bag is timeless and an investment handbag to wear and cherish for years to come. I highly recommend choosing a neutral color you know you will get a lot of use out of. I am leaning towards black. Love it!

The Veronica Beard Dash Bag online and alternative belted totes:

What do think of this trendy yet timeless handbag?

Thanks for stopping by!

XOXO

Cathy

Spring 2021 trends from the NYFW runways

September 21, 2020 in General Fashion / Trends tagged adeam / alice + olivia / ankvas / anna sui / c+ plus series / cho cheng / cinq a sept / collina strada / Custo Barcelona / cynthia rowley / graham tyler / jason wu / new york fashion week / nyfw ss21 / private policy / raisa vanessa / runway trends / spring 2021 / summer 2021 / supima / tadashi shoji / tom ford / ulla johnson / veronica beard / vivienne hu by Bay Area Fashionista

RaisaVanessa final walk spring/summer 2021 NYFW (photo credit: screenshot by me)

New York Fashion Week was different this season; in case you hadn’t already heard. Designers showed thier spring/summer 2021 collection in a virtual format. While few designers offered in-person, outside runways shows with extremely small attendance, the majority made artistic videos which showcased thier new collections, or filmed runways without an audience and livestreamed them.

In addition to the shows I was invited to watch, I was able to watch several more designer shows than normally. Not only because I was able to view collections I am not normally invited to see in person, but because I could sit at my desk and go from show to show, instead of having to allocate travel time between shows. This was a very relaxing, and productive, way to do fashion week! Let’s take our “wins” out of this and share them!

If you had a chance to watch along with me, you may have noticed a ton of inspiraiton came from the 1980s and 1990s for spring 2021. Designers loved powersuiting, bright colors, exagerated sleeves, feminine designs, prarie silhouettes, ruffles-lots of ruffles, and a ’90’s hip-hop flair. While the ’80’s donimated, you could still see some early ’90’s floating around, and mixing in with the flashy 1980s. So, without further ado, let’s check out the biggest trends from the New York Fashion Week spring/summer 2021 runways!