REPOST: Our Favorite Accessories Straight from the Spring 2014 Runways

Accessories have been to known make or break an outfit, so their selection must be well thought out.  This photo blog on Vogue lists editor Rickie De Sole's picks from the Spring 2014 shows.

While she’s busy attending countless shows a day during fashion month, Senior Accessories Editor Rickie De Sole is always on the lookout for the next must-have bag or shoe that will inevitably end up on the top of everyone’s wish list come spring. Here, she shares her finds straight from the runways—check back daily for updates.

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Marni

A knockout bag with major personality at Marni.

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Bottega Veneta

The new embellishment: jewels to match the bag, as
seen at Bottega.

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Tod’s

I love this textured Sella bag at Tod’s first runway
show!

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Prada

Sporty meets sparkly at Prada.

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Gucci

Purple reigns at Gucci’s spring 2014 show.

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Tom Ford

You can’t be missed wearing this ombré-feathered  

Tom Ford hobo bag! 

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Manolo Blahnik

A festive Manolo—what’s not to love?!

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Marc Jacobs

Spring’s must-have kicks get an upgrade at Marc
Jacobs. 

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Proenza Schouler

Love that the fringe we’ve seen throughout New York
Fashion Week has made its way onto accessories
at Proenza! 

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Narciso Rodriguez

Fringe added a playful touch to an otherwise serious
sandal at Narciso Rodriguez. 

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The Row

At The Row the hands-free bag has never looked
so good! 

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Derek Lam

I loved the texture on this cream fringe scarf at
Derek Lam.

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Alexander Wang

Bags are getting bigger—at Alexander Wang in
pastel pink. 

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Jason Wu

This oversize weekender bag from Jason Wu is the
ultimate luxe travel companion. Love the natural tones!

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Creatures of the Wind

I loved Creatures of the Wind’s sexy-meets-ugly flat

with a hint of python that came out with nearly

every look. Made in collaboration with

Tabitha Simmons,  they felt just as right with

pants as they did with the many skirts and

dresses. Guess the menswear flat is here to stay!

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