French and Italian respectively, both 2000s, the first designed as a toile cotton canvas bag with red leather trim, the foldover magnetic snap closure with the iconic Longchamp racing horse symbol impressed to the top of the clasp, the interior simply lined with two interior side pockets and labeled "Longchamps/Made in France" with authenticity tag attached, completed by a double leather red long handles (measures approximately 12 x 13 x 3 in.; strap drop 11 in.), the second bag by Gianfranco Ferre of somewhat saddle shaped form, composed of a woven red cotton cloth with red patent leather detail and silver stud detailing throughout, the front with brushed silver F emblem which hangs freely and black enamel plaque to the reverse signed "FerrŽ", the interior lined in patterned nylon fabric and stamped as well as signed "Made in Italy" with authenticity tag and original hang tag present, completed by a single shoulder strap with brushed metal accents (measures approximately 9 x 11 x 2 in.; strap drop approximately 7.5 in.).

Property of an Irving Park Lady, Greensboro, NC.

Gianfranco FerrŽ was known as a unique fashion designer having been known for his architectural background in his education. Replacing head designer Marc Bohan in 1989, Mr. FerrŽ was artistic director for the House of Dior until the Spring of 1997, where he was replaced by John Galliano.

Longchamps in excellent condition with almost no wear throughout except for a hard to notice small pink mark on the toile canvas near closure; can be probably drycleaned, otherwise basically as new. The Gianfranco FerrŽ in good overall condition appearing to have been barely used, there is slight separation to patent leather at shoulder station, somewhat hard to notice transfer marks to the patent leather on the front right corner of the bag and a noticeable transfer mark on the back corner of the bag, but this is not seen when properly carried.

$300 - 500