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I’m underwhelmed, and I hate being underwhelmed. I’m not a huge fan of Prada’s Fall 2009 offerings, and I’m even less of a fan of Prada Spring 2010. So much so that it kind of makes my head hurt.

Memo to the fashion industry: no one wants clear vinyl bags. No one. You guys tried this crap a few seasons ago and thought it would be cute, and they all ended up on the sale rack at the end of the season, and they didn’t even move particularly quickly once discounted. A clear, architectural hard plastic clutch meant to hold three things for a night out, a la Fendi’s Spring 2010 presentation? That’s clear done well.

But a vinyl gray-tinted clear satchel meant to hold the dreck of everyday life, like tampons and your ATM receipts? No thanks. Do not want. Ever. But that, with some jewels stuck to the top and a canvas tote or two thrown in for good measure, is basically what we got. Since Prada does such a big bag collection for every season, this is probably only the tip of the iceberg and several other non-runway mini lines will eventually surface, but if this is any indication of what’s to come, I’ll take a pass.

Mary Frances handbags are famous for its unique works of art，usually found in the chic boutiques of Rodeo Drive & 5th Ave New York.

This refined bag called Ladies Choice is a firm shell bag that is covered in beige smooth overlaid with colored fabric, and even it’s made with leather suede. No doubt that it will appeal to a great many ladies. The front of the bag decorates a garden of floral in multi colors, embellishing with green leaves and beads. It is attached to a gold handle strewing with a rose flower. The size is 9″ w x 4″ h x 2.5″ d. The price is £155.00.

This Mary Frances Paradise is multi colors of Greens and Pinks, decorated with agates, crystals, and metal stunning flowers on luxury fabric. Chain shoulder strap is designed with leather.

This sweet handbag is designed by famed designer Mary Frances. This gorgeous piece is a victorian style handbag bestowing a deep red fabric covered a variety of beads of different sizes and shapes. It is ornamented with metal accents and glossy stones.

Prada is going back to basics with no multi-model campaigns and no high profile supermodels set to star in their Spring 2010 advertising campaign.

Instead Prada has chosen Lithuanian model Rasa Zukauskaite as the bran fashion by Steven Meisel.