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Fendi handbags are among the elite, ultra exclusive luxury handbag labels throughout the world. The average Fendi bag will set a shopper back £600 - £1000, but their price range can easily top £2500. The label is known for it’s avant garde design, and not all of their bags are for the faint of heart. It’s not uncommon to come across a Fendi handbag that is covered in peacock feathers, beads, metal coins or a mix of animal prints. But that’s not to say their monogrammed bags with the double “f” Fendi logo, which are usually done in dark brown and black, aren’t equally as sought after.

Fendi has had two bags in particular that have made a mark on the fashion world in the past five years. The first of which is the Fendi Spy handbag, which is known for it’s short, wrapped handles, satchel shaped frame and a compact mirror in the opening flap. The handbag has been produced in almost every conceivable color, including highly embellished special addition versions of the bag like the tribal themed Island Spy Bag and the ethnic inspired Beaded Spy Bag. The Fendi B handbag also made a splash, especially with young Hollywood celebrities and socialites like Lindsay Lohan and the Hilton sisters. This small, structured bag is distinguished by two over sized patent leather buckles, and although it comes in a variety of color combinations the black and white version is the most noteworthy.