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It’s not elementary my dear Watson, it’s much more fun with this Jenny Yuen Sherlock bag…

I’m a sucker for anything that screams style, and also has that perfect dash of whimsical. So count me as a fan of Jenny Yuen handbags - because they are just that.

 Her inspiration includes glamorous vintage train-cases and suitcases of the 1930’s, 40’s and 50’s. "I like that those bags are designed for a specific purpose," the handbag designer explains. While exuding sophistication, her creations also have a whimsical element, apparent in her handbags’ eye-catching colors and playful motifs of silk-screened hand-drawn illustrations.

The new Sherlock Black Leather Handbag is a shrunk down version of their ever-popular Gatsby bag. She’s sized it down without losing an ounce of style. Both the Gatsby and its new sister, Sherlock are classic "weekender" handbags that you will find yourself carrying everywhere – they’re meant to be wardrobe staples.

Jenny Yuen is definitely a designer to watch – since this Parsons grad debuted her handbag line in 2006 she’s and continuously caught the eye of editors at Lucky, Nylon, Marie Claire, and TeenVogue, and are available in boutiques throughout the United States and Japan.

For fashion credo this "pro-intern" has a resumes tickled with Michael Kors, Anna Sui, Jill Stuart, and more; was the art assistant on the legendary Marc Jacobs and Takashi Murakami collaborations for Louis Vuitton: "Eye Love" and "Cherry Blossom."

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