STELLA MCCARTNEY FALABELLA BOX EMBROIDERED FAUX LEATHER CROSSBODY BAG IN BLACK-PINK Model : "STAR SMALL SHOULDER BAG " - PRODUCT CODE: 455139 W8136 1000 Size : Dimensions: width 23 x height 19 x depth 6 cm, shoulder straps 53-30 cm.- Manufactures Colour Code : Black Composition: eco-leather, metal details - Made in Italy This "FALABELLA BOX EMBROIDERED bag " was available only in top stores worldwide .It was sold out in short time and spotted by several celebrities worldwide This is your chance to still get this item as brand new. Since it is no longer in production and has been produced in a small quantity , it is extremely popular, wanted with a high after market collectors item value. STELLA MCCARTNEY - STELLA MCCARTNEY Medium Falabella Box Floral Shoulder Bag - FALABELLA BOX EMBROIDERED FAUX LEATHER CROSSBODY BAG IN BLACK-PINK -- Composition: eco-leather, metal details - Embroidered flowers, signature diamond-cut chains and polished studs shimmer on a beautifully structured bag designed to lighten environmental impact while redefining modern luxury. The style's divided interior features plenty of pockets for ease of organization. Immaculately crafted from sustainable materials, this floral embroidered 'Falabella Box' shoulder bag offers an intriguing take on classic Stella McCartney iconography. Bearing the brand’s signature silver-tone ‘Falabella’ chain trimming with a strap and hemming, this stunning piece has been fashioned in Italy from the designer's iconic eco-friendly faux black leather. The compact accessory also features a foldover top with snap closure, an internal logo patch, an engraved logo charm, a shoulder strap and silver-tone studs coupled with pink embroidered blooms for a more feminine finish. Polyester 27% Cotton 15% Polyurethane 57% Magnetic snap-flap closure - Pull-through chain strap - Divided interior with slip and wall pockets - Sueded lining - Made in Italy Free express shipping We offer Ups express international shipping on every order to ensure your pieces arrive quickly and safely.Daily delivery when the payment arrives before 12.00 .If you like what you see, Please click here and browse my shop to find more items you may love and save my shop to be informed about special sales , new arrivals and Campaigns .  12/7 customer support Questions, concerns, issues? Contact us : Contact seller We’re always here for you  Secure shopping Your purchases are protected by encrypted security systems that keep your personal data and payment information safe and secure. |
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Who is Stella Mccartney - - One of the most well-known and outspoken fashion designers in the world, Stella McCartney launched her career in 1995
when friends and supermodels Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss modeled her clothes at her college graduation. She received the VH1/Vogue Designer
of the Year Award in 2000.
Fashion designer Stella McCartney is the daughter of ex-Beatle Paul McCartney and his late wife, Linda.
Who Is Stella McCartney?
One of the most well-known and outspoken fashion designers in the world, Stella McCartney launched her career in 1995 when friends and supermodels
Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss modeled her clothes at her college graduation. She received the VH1/Vogue Designer of the Year Award in 2000. In 2012,
McCartney designed the clothing for Great Britain's Olympic team.
Early Life
Stella Nina McCartney was born on September 13, 1971 in London, England. She is second of three children born to ex-Beatle Paul McCartney and his late wife,
Linda. While her birth shortly followed the break-up of the Beatles, her early years were greatly shaped by her father's intense recording and touring schedule.
With her parents' new band, Wings, Stella and her siblings — her sister, Mary; brother, James; and half-sister, Heather, a daughter from Linda's first marriage —
traveled around the world.
Following the demise of Wings, the family relocated to an organic farm in Sussex, where the McCartneys immersed themselves in country life, raising farm
animals and growing vegetables. "I was brought up to understand that we are all here on planet Earth together," she told The Guardian in a 2009 profile.Despite
her family's celebrity profile, McCartney experienced a childhood that was remarkably normal. The family was close and the kids, all of them, attended local state schools.
Career Beginnings
In 1995, McCartney burst into the fashion world when she invited friends and supermodels Campbell and Moss to model a collection of her clothes at her
graduation from London's Central St. Martins College of Art & Design. Two years later she was tapped to be head designer at the fashion house Chloe.While
critics said McCartney's name artificially accelerated her rise, McCartney quietly and quickly proved herself worthy of the appointment. Her creations catered
successfully to the needs and desires of young women and her tenure at the company is generally regarded as a huge success.
In 2001, McCartney landed a joint venture with Gucci Group, which agreed to let the young designer have her own label. She has since gone on to launch a number
of different products, from lingerie and eye care, to organic skincare and perfume.Like her mother, Stella is a staunch vegetarian, and her clothes reflect that.
Absent is the use of any leather or fur in her collections. Her hardened stance has even provoked her to criticize others who do use animal products in their work
as "heartless."In addition to Gucci, McCartney has teamed up with other companies, including H&M and Adidas. Working with Adidas, McCartney brought in to be
creative director for Great Britain's 2012 Olympic team. Since then, she has sought out other interesting projects. McCartney launched her sustainable evening wear
line, the Stella McCartney Green Carpet Collection, in 2014.
Personal Life - As she was as a child, McCartney has remained close to her family. She was extremely loyal to her mother before Linda's passing in 1998 from breast
cancer and in recent years, in the wake of her father's tumultuous marriage to Heather Mills, she has not hidden her feelings.Stella's relationship with Mills, whom
her father divorced in 2008 after six years of marriage, was a firestorm. Mills and Paul went through an acrimonious split, with Mills accusing Paul of abusing Stella's
mother. Stella, the most outspoken of all of Paul and Linda's kids, lambasted her father for marrying Mills in the first place.Stella's own marriage and family life has
been much calmer. In August 2003, McCartney married publisher Alasdhair Willis. The couple has four children together: sons Miller and Beckett and daughters Bailey and Reiley.