From playful purses to glittery clutches, fashion brands are rolling out eye-catching arm candies that can add a dose of oomph to any look.

Here are some handbags that will make their way into the street style scene of 2021.

Dendy Fashion Accessories Ltd is bringing an explosion of colour to wholesalers and retailers’ fresh inventories in the coming season with its wide selection of fashion jewellery and hair ornaments. Some of its standout collections are floral pieces made of colourful crystals, pearls, leather, fabric and metal – the ultimate way to add a touch of spring and playfulness to any look. Our favourites include a pair of dangle earrings set with orangey-red facetted pear crystals hanging from ear studs adorned with garlands of miniature red blossoms, and a two-layer chain necklace embellished with pearls.

Pearl chain necklace	Crystal drop earrings

Founded in 1981, Dendy has a team of designers that produces up to 500 styles of necklaces, brooches, earrings, hair accessories and other costume jewellery each month.

Feather and lace hair clip	Leather necklace	Pearl earrings

Photo credit: Dendy Fashion Accessories Ltd

Super-sized handbags that can hold all of your daily work essentials and still have room for a capsule wardrobe are anticipated to remain big in 2021. Practical and stylish at the same time, these carryalls are chic enough to lug around and tough enough for grocery runs.

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Check out these roomy bags, which will be available next season.

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Beautiful packaging can make a world of difference to your brand. Just ask Annecy Packaging Co Ltd, a China-based company that delivers customised packaging solutions and products.

Established in 2008, Annecy offers anything and everything from paper bags and boxes to fabric pouches. Fashion jewellery and accessories companies may start planning their distinct packaging by simply visiting Annecy’s website to finalise their design brief. The easy-to-use site allows customers to pick the style, size, materials, logo effects, printing, lamination, ribbon, handle and bottom structure of their dream packages.

The site also shares useful tips to clients who want visually powerful packaging: Keep your designs simple; use stickers and labels to add a special touch to your packaging, and create a consistent look by using the same core design elements to all of your marketing materials.

Photo credit: Annecy Packaging Co Ltd

“Ultimate Gray” and “Illuminating,” two independent hues named by Pantone as the colours of 2021, resonated on the Spring and Pre-Fall runways.

PANTONE 17-5104 “Ultimate Gray” stands for resiliency and strength while PANTONE 13-0647 “Illuminating,” a shade of bright yellow, symbolises hope and vitality, the global authority on colour said.

Photo credit: Elie Saab (RTW Spring 2021)	Photo credit: Anteprima (Spring 2021)

“The selection of two independent colours highlights how different elements come together to express a message of strength and hopefulness that is both enduring and uplifting, conveying the idea that it’s not about one colour or one person, it’s about more than one. The union of an enduring Ultimate Gray with the vibrant yellow Illuminating expresses a message of positivity supported by fortitude,” said Leatrice Eiseman, Executive Director of the Pantone Color Institute. “Practical and rock solid but at the same time warming and optimistic, this is a colour combination that gives us resilience and hope. We need to feel encouraged and uplifted; this is essential to the human spirit.”

Fashion houses have embraced these Pantone colours as seen in select runway pieces spotted by SEASONS, from Alice + Olivia’s yellow comfy pullovers and high pants to Anteprima’s grey and silver-toned Wirebags.

Photo credit: Alice + Olivia (RTW Spring 2021)	Photo credit: Max Mara (Pre-fall 2021)	Photo credit: Beatrice .b  (RTW Spring 2021)
Photo credit: Deveaux (Pre-fall 2021)	Photo credit: Zimmermann (RTW Spring 2021)	Photo credit: Giorgio Armani (RTW Spring 2021)