If it ain't broke, why fix it? That's the clearly the design ethos of Lux de Ville, who serves up another retro accessory with this Getaway Satchel.

The Getaway takes us back to the 50s with its clean lines and structured shape. The sparkly ...

Lux de Ville’s signature rockabilly style is on show again with this Hi Jinx tote.

While this tote fits in neatly with the label's design vision, its all-over pattern is something new for me. I'm sure it'll polarize fashion fans, but I ...

I've been a bit skeptical of Lux de Ville's cheap and cheerful approach to retro fashion in the past, but the label may have won me over with this Train Case.

Perhaps it's the influence of Pinup Couture, as this Train Case ...

We've oft criticized Lux de Ville accessories for looking a little cheap and tacky, but I think the retro label's finally gotten things right with the Sparrows Half Moon Clutch.

The sparrows adorning the clutch are an inspired choice. They ...

Lux de Ville offers its take on the nautical trend with this High Seas bag.

The biggest problem for me is that it doesn't feel that the brand's tried very hard. The only things that give this bag a maritime feel are ...

It's a little bit naughty and a little bit nice, just as all women are. Meet the Sugar Skulls Lucky Me kisslock handbag.

The Lucky Me bag is one of Lux de Ville's best sellers, with ...

Lux de Ville delivers a handbag that lives up to its name with the Starlight Sparkle.

In fact, this shoulder bag probably sparkles more than most of us would expect. The glittery, glossy red vinyl body is certainly bold; the kind of finish you'll either love or loathe. As if it needed ...

Lux de Ville serves up a healthy dose of retro style with its Sin City shoulder bag.

It's not quite as naughty as its name suggests, but there's definitely a rebellious spirit about the bag's shiny black finish. It's not genuine patent leather, but this glossy vinyl does a pretty passable imitation. ...