Ferragamo's Cage Bag Is a Customizable Dream
Salvatore Ferragamo's new two-for-one bag proves that variety is the spice of life.
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There’s nothing we love more than investing in a classic accessory that adapts to our ever-changing needs. The newly launched Cage bag from Salvatore Ferragamo does just that. Marrying a sleek woven leather bucket bag structure with an interchangeable pouch, the bag, which dropped in stores this week, is at the very top of our warm-weather wish list.
The Italian fashion house is no stranger to innovation. The Cage bag pays homage to an acclaimed design from the Ferragamo archives: Their renowned Kimo sandal. That heel, first launched in 1951, was the first of its kind, constructed of a woven leather outside and accompanied by an interchangeable interior sock that could be mixed and matched to a desired color— Ferragamo recommended that women matched the socks to their dress du jour.
The Cage bag, crafted to be lightweight with a convenient crossbody style option, emphasizes the brand’s exceptional leatherwork, while evolving for today's less-is-more philosophy. Entirely customizable, you can pair the exterior of your choice with natural fabrics, leathers, and vintage silk scarf print pouches.
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Sara Holzman is the Style Director at Marie Claire, where she oversees fashion coverage spanning seasonal trends, celebrity style, designers, Fashion Month, and shopping. With more than a decade of experience in fashion media, she has held roles at Condé Nast’s Lucky and Self and contributed style and travel coverage to Equinox’s Furthermore. A graduate of the Missouri School of Journalism, Sara is based in New York City, where she writes about fashion through both an industry and personal lens, including the realities of getting dressed as a working mom. Follow her on Instagram at @sarajonewyork.