Meet Gus & Violet. What do these fabulous English Bulldogs have to do with ostrich feather handbags and jewelry inspired belt buckles you might ask? Well, the short answer is nothing. But, they have inspired this line of fabulous handbags & belts with their multi-faceted, sparkling personalities & stunning good looks, lol.
Do you have that favorite handbag or belt, but it just isn’t right with the look you want to rock? Maybe you are feeling silver and the purse you have is adorned with gold hardware. This collection of bags and belts will be the wardrobe game changer that you can customize with the right hardware depending on your mood and fashion vision.
These multi-tasking belts & handbags from Gus & Violet can be switched up with interchangeable hardware for the fashionista who wants options! Whether you want to dress up your t-shirt and jeans or add some glam to your evening look, these belts and handbags add flair right where it is needed.
You might be in the mood for gold, or maybe silver accents, or decide to mix those metals, Gus and Violet can provide those options! Add a chic bracelet handle to any Gus & Violet handbag for a modern look & convenient carrying option or clip-on a glamorous chain strap to crossbody or throw over your shoulder.
With these interchangeable styles, you truly CAN have it all. Silver & gold & rose gold & gunmetal. The ampersand logo says it all. We will always be adding more bracelet and chain styles like tortoise shell & even something with a little sparkle to add to your look. (The chain straps even double as statement necklaces). Every new bracelet and chain will work with the current bags so you can constantly change up your look, even with a bag you purchased months ago!
And don’t forget your belt! These jewelry inspired belt buckles mix and match with the reversible belt strap in nude crocodile stamped leather or crinkled black patent leather with many more options to come. Collect all of these stylish pieces that can be mixed and matched to work with your entire wardrobe.
