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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Lifestyle
Melanie Wilkinson

Top fashion picks: glitzy bags

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Top from left: plaid, £28, Topshop; multi-print, £29.50, M&S, 0845 302 1234; box, £35, J by Jasper Conran. Bottom from left: green sequined, £38, Oasis, 0845 899 0009; heart, £85, Star by Julien McDonald, Debenhams Photograph: PR/guardian.co.uk
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Top from left: silver lips, £225, Lulu Guinness; maroon, £28, Accessorize; pink clasp, £49.50, M&S. Bottom from left: green clutch, £495, Mulberry; metallic, £25, Asos Photograph: PR/guardian.co.uk
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Top from left: blue, £29.99, River Island, 020 8991 4904; pink leopard print, £650, Jimmy Choo. Bottom from left: neon, £660, Proenza Schouler; zip clutch, £150, Whistles Photograph: PR/guardian.co.uk
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Top from left: red, £20, Dorothy Perkins, 0845 121 4515; black with lock, £699, Marc Jacobs; black patent, £30, Oasis. Bottom from left: sequined, £45, Topshop; silver, £38, Warehouse, 0845 122 2251 Photograph: PR/guardian.co.uk
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Top from left: red with knuckle-duster clasp, £795, Alexander McQueen; gold, £1,420, Dior, 020 7172 0172; red heart, £12, Peacocks, 02920 270 222. Bottom from left: gold clasp, £110, Reiss; black and gold, £40, Accessorize Photograph: PR/guardian.co.uk
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