Duffle bags tend to be masculine, utilitarian creatures, more concerned with getting your stuff where you need it to be than making a style statement. So I'm thrilled to see Kensie Girl having a bit of fun with the handbag style with this Truffle Duffle.

This ...

Bourne gives us a thrill, and more than a few frills, with this Katherine Clutch.

This is a purse for black tie galas and high class soirees. It's intended to impress, with its rows of ruffles and glittering display of diamantes. Even if you're not typically a girly ...

Big Buddha embraces its feminine side with this girly Daisy bag.

This purse is covered with ruffles, which like the flower that inspired its name are feminine without being overly fussy. The plain curved flap helps to temper all those frills, as do the ...

Jessica Simpson once again demonstrates that whatever you think of her, she can make some damn good handbags.

Roses may usually look most at home on a wedding handbag, but this stylized monochrome interpretation manages to update them. I could see this looking great with a cute full skirted ...

If you're looking for a fun, flirty accessory that you won't see on the arms of every other fashionista look no further than Ashard Richley.

The Texas-based brand was born when in 2009, former B&D and Coach designer Ashley Burghardt decided she could go it alone. Her co-conspirator and then-fiancé Richard ...

If Rampage's Ruffled Rome clutch screamed a little too loudly, the label's Carissa purse may be more to your liking.

At first glance the two purses seem identical, but look a little closer and you'll see the subtle but important differences. Where the Ruffled Rome uses a mix of matte and reptilian ...

Bebe embraces its feminine side with this bold Frills & Thrills satchel.

This is definitely a bag that means what it says; this satchel has both frills and thrills in abundance. It's undeniably girly, but by using leatherette rather than a softer satin or chiffon Bebe has created a more modern look ...

Take one Kan Kan handbag, turn up the volume, and you've got Be & D's Chatterley satchel. It’s got more frills, more metal, and more attitude.

Where the Kan Kan's ruffles are soft and feminine, the Chatterley's frills are tight and structured. They don't have the same girly appeal, which may ...

Do you want a purse that's feminine without the saccharine? Well meet the Lucky Brand Rockin' Ruffles tote, an everyday purse that combines girly details with a little punk edge.

It gets its name from the leather ruffles that run across the top of the bag and its long straps. These feminine ...