An Aanchal Sayal handbag 
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Designer Aanchal Sayal launches her Fall / Winter collection of ritzy bags to light up your Diwali 

Delhi-based designer Aanchal Sayal comes up with a great collection of elegant handbags right before Diwali 

Sharmistha Ghosal

Just getting the right attire for the festivities doesn't complete your sartorial look. A gorgeous dress must be matched with equally gorgeous accessories and exquisite formal handbags play a formidable role in making or breaking your look. Designer Aanchal Sayal's eponymous label has just come up with their Fall/ Winter collection of ritzy and elegant handbags. 

 An Aanchal Sayal bag

With the festive season just around the corner, Delhi-based Aanchal Sayal’s Fall/Winter ’19 collection is all you need to light up your ensembles. A heady concoction of the traditional and modern elements, the label has included oyster, snow-lace and crystal potlis, halo bucket bags and the elitaire box bags— doused in plush velvets and lacquered with trimmings of lustrous pearls in their latest collection to give you the ideal statement accessory.  

An Aanchal Sayal bag

Having very modern and animalistic edge alongside sophisticated embellishment, the new collection also encompasses revamped box bags in faux leather and stunning animal prints as well as the bucket bags and potlis in a play of textures, iridescent crystals and beads with their signature pearl work. Classic shapes have been melded with contemporary designs, embroidered with intricate and exquisite detail work of cutdana, zarkan, pearls and more, in an assortment of neutral and pastel hues. Each piece is a hand-stitched wonder and is just the right choice to flaunt sustainable fashion during Diwali, feels the 29-year-old couturier. 

Price of the bags range from Rs 5,000- Rs 15,000

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