Saint Laurent Bag Sale Seine in Paris from Cindy Mose's blog

We would guess that this bag is named after Cassandre, the pseudonym used by Adolphe Jean Marie Mouron, who is the graphic designer that created the iconic www.saintlaurentbagsale.com tri-letter logo. SAINT LAURENT carries the ladylike bag trend into the new season with this 'Cassandra' tote.

It's practical, elegant and modern. One large patch pocket at the back of the bag. SAINT LAURENT's leather and leopard-print calf hair bag has a sleek profile that spotlights the gold-tone 'YSL' plaque at the front. SAINT LAURENT's bucket bag celebrates the iconic 'Rive Gauche' boutique opened by its founder in 1966, named after its location on the left bank of the river Saint Laurent Bag Sale Seine in Paris.

One patch pocket at the back of the bag. Its three interior compartments make this a go-to day bag, whether you're headed to the office or out running errands. We're loving the shearling, but a smooth or vintage leather would probably have more stylistic longevity.

In 1954, at the age of just 17, he was spotted by Michel de Burnhof, the director of French Vogue because of a series of sketches in the spirit of the new Dior collection which had not yet been unveiled. Made in Italy from croc-effect patent-leather, it has a slender buckled strap securing the flap front and a slip pocket inside for your cardholder and phone.

Made from suede leather, it's decorated with studs and tassel and opens to a surprisingly spacious interior. Can you guess who this saddle bag was named after Saint Laurent loved his muses, and it seems as though Anthony Vaccarello is keeping that spirit alive.