Double straps give the Sienna from Susan Farber an edgy appeal. The stylish hobo bag works for nine-to-five or a night on the town. Available in a variety of colors and trims. $360. (www.susanfarbercollections.com)
Add the springtime accessory de rigueur to your wardrobe with this slick patent leather bag from designer Andrea Brueckner. The saddlebag has a center zipper with interior zippered pockets, including one for a cell phone. $525. (www.evanewyork.net)
Versatile and roomy, the Carolina from Posse will travel with you wherever you go. Interior has cell phone and PDA compartments. $475. (www.possenyc.com)
The lizard clutch from Surly Girl is the perfect companion for dinner and drinks. Made from custom tanned Italian leather and lined with taffeta. Available in gold, pink or purple. $140. (www.shopsurlygirl.com)
Fashioned from vintage kimonos and obis, Shamar purses carry the timeless beauty and mystique of the Orient. Customers pick the design, color and size of the custom-made bag. $225. (www.shamarpurses.com)
Trumpet your success (and good taste) by carrying the Ronde ostrich handbag from Victor Hugo. $3,055 (Victor Hugo, tel 212 308 7843)
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