Angelo

Recently dragged into this shop and was amazed, nay, astounded at just how much time a girl can spend looking at a bag. Whilst I waited around, praying for death, I also noticed that certain people on this planet will pay several hundred quid for some stitched leather (that sounds wrong…). I’m sure whoever owns this shop is one very happy, wealthy individual! The selection is pretty big, from non shiny all the through to shiny leather…

A whole shop dedicated to handbags? Now that’s what I’m talking about! To add a little variation to the stock they also sold some brilliantly blingin’ brollys (they were Swarovski crystal encrusted! Wow!) Everything in stock here was just so pretty to behold. Admittedly I wouldn’t necessarily purchase anything from here. I did love that diamanté umbrella, but I could never buy (not at £325 anyway!) because I’d lose it in two seconds flat and later hate myself for not having the foresight to realise I inevitably would! But alas, in my dreams I shall skip along with my pretty bag on one arm and my gorgeous brolly on the other. Maybe one day when I’ve made my millions I’ll be able to justify buying one of the beauties but until then, at least I have my dreams!
Angelo sells designer bags by; Marc Jacobs, Furla, Longchamp, Coccinelle and DKNY. They also offer sunglasses by Prada, Versace, Bvlgari and D&G.
You would need to be a) rich b) mad and c) a severe handbag enthusiast to even think about buying from here. At least I’m mad and love bags… ah, how I can dream!

A moneyed aroma of luxury and leather greets you in the Angelo designer bags shop up at the smart end of the Lisburn Road. This shop opened fairly recently, in June, having first set up in Moira and stocks a range of the names of designer accessories such as Longchamp, Coccinelle and Marc Jacobs. All glorious but needless to say expensive, with leather bags starting at over £200 though you could get a nylon and leather tote type bag for about £50. There are also designer umbrellas, at over £150 which with my track record of losing umbrellas would be a very high risk purchase indeed.