Giorgio Armani has created a clutch for all occasions with this chic python purse.

Mottled snakeskin leather manages to draw the eye without overwhelming an ensemble. It's a classic fabric, but one which still manages to make a statement. The elegant appeal is accentuated by the conservative color palette. There's this beautiful ...

We've seen Giorgio Armani create purses that are flamboyant and frou frou, but here he shows what he can do when exercising a little restraint. This strappy bag has plenty of personality in an entirely practical package.

The belted detail is the star of the show, wrapping around the purse ...

The modern good looks of this Giorgio Armani pochette make it a real statement piece. But like so many head-turning purses, it's strictly for special occasions.

I was instantly drawn to the quilted suede finish, with its striking wicker pattern. The ivory shade is a more practical choice than pristine white, and ...

This beautiful mesh bag from Giorgio Armani embraces the magical side of life.

The soft gauzy fabric is embellished with a stunning beaded and sequined dragon. The combination of intricate embroidery and dragon motif give this purse a distinctly Asian flavor, despite its European origins.

It's a thing of beauty, but not so ...

If ever there was a bag that demands attention, it's this metallic tulle purse from Giorgio Armani.

The black silk handbag is adorned with black and pink squares of fisnet tulle, which give it the appearance of some kind of gothic ballerina. It’s femininely flamboyant, and completely original.

The kiss-lock clasp is a ...

We recently got to read some of Armani's personal ramblings on the New York Times'  blog The Moment, which included a snippet about his arrival in Manhattan for the newest addition to the Armani store family.

While he wrote about the excitement of seeing a few high-profile friends and celebrities, ...

Ever been curious to get in the mind of Armani? Well, we can at least get a glimpse this week. The designer can now add 'guest blogger' to his resume as he is writing for the fashion section of the New York Times' blog The Moment.

The renowned designer writes about his ...

Giorgio Armani's handbags and ready-to-wear fashions are true works of arts. So it's only fitting that creative director Emanuele del Fabbro's spring summer 2009 collection was inspired by surrealist paintings.

She's no Weeping Woman, but Russian model Sasha Pivovarova makes a convincing surreal muse. The minimalistic makeup by ...