Women's lifestyle sales

The handbag Guess, from Los Angeles to everyday life

Guess was born in 1981 in Los Angeles, founded by the Marciano brothers, initially focusing on jeans before becoming a go-to brand for accessible leather goods. Its handbags are recognized by the metallic logo and golden finishes. The Noelle, zipped all the way down, protects its contents during transport; the hobo Ella, with its soft half-moon shape, is worn over the shoulder and collapses nicely when not full; the Shaida and Lorella offer the same signature in different formats and colours. During sales, a bag of this quality can effectively replace several entry-level bags.

By product type

The women's sales are organized by type:

• Accessories, bags, watches, and glasses.
• Clothing.
• Shoes.

The lifestyle sales are also available for men, children, with accessories, on the lifestyle page.

Desigual and Ryłko: two takes on the backpack

The backpack has moved on from being just a school bag to becoming an urban bag. Desigual, a brand founded in 1984 by Thomas Meyer and based in Barcelona, dresses it in graphic prints and bold colours; its collaboration with Disney features Mickey on several models, from Sumy formats to mini versions. Multi-position bags can be worn on the back, over the shoulder, or by hand thanks to convertible straps. On the other hand, the leather Ryłko backpack, a Polish brand known for shoes and leather goods, plays it sober with clean lines and ages beautifully over time. Well-adjusted straps keep the bag high on the back and relieve the shoulders.

Watches and glasses: face and wrist accessories

A watch is primarily chosen for its strap and the size of its dial. The milanese mesh of the Classique Mesh by Amelia Parker, made of fine steel links, adjusts easily to the wrist and remains light for everyday use. The Isabella Ford, a French brand, focuses on slim cases and minimalist dials, like the Zélie. For sunglasses, Komono, founded in Antwerp in 2009 by two former snowboarders, has made a name for itself with retro-inspired frames, including the Ellis. A frame should be chosen to contrast with the shape of the face: rounded for a square face, rectangular for a round face.

Beanies, bucket hats, and slippers: winter comfort

The Selfhood Fluffy beanie, made of fluffy knit, keeps warmth without flattening your hairstyle and can be worn slightly raised on the forehead. The rain bucket hat Guess replaces an umbrella on rainy days and can be folded into a bag. At home, the Skechers slippers have a memory foam sole that conforms to the foot, while Les Tropéziennes, born in Saint-Tropez in the early 1980s under the impulse of Mr. Belarbi, bring their Mediterranean style to the Chaton slippers. Sparkly socks from Pieces or plain Only complete the outfit, slipped into a boot or loafer.

Frequently asked questions

How to care for a leather bag?

Dust it off with a soft cloth, then nourish the leather twice a year with a suitable colourless cream. Store it stuffed with paper, in its fabric cover, away from direct light that can fade the colours.

Backpack or handbag for work?

The backpack distributes the weight across both shoulders and is suitable for walking or cycling with a laptop. The handbag, carried on the shoulder or in the crook of the arm, looks more dressed up for meetings: a convertible model allows you to switch from one to the other.

How to adjust a milanese mesh bracelet?

Most milanese bracelets can be adjusted without tools: lift the clasp, slide it along the mesh to the right length, then fold it down. It should allow a finger to slip between the wrist and the bracelet.

Which lens category to choose for sunglasses?

Category two is sufficient in town for variable weather, category three is suitable for bright summer sun and the beach, category four is reserved for high mountain use and is not allowed while driving. The UV400 marking guarantees complete filtering of ultraviolet rays.

How to wash a fluffy knit beanie?

Wash it by hand in cold water with a bit of wool detergent, without rubbing or twisting. Press it in a towel, then lay it flat to dry, so the knit doesn't lose its shape and the fluff stays fluffy.