PARIS, Nov 15, 2005/ FW/ --- Amis Garrigue goes from strength to strength as each season passes with her Garrigue & Jarossay line of handcrafted handbags and accessories.

Winner of the 2004 FGI Rising Star Award for Accessories, Garrigue who started the line with Eric Jarrosay had been going solo for sometime now, continuing the label’s signature exclusive organic feminine embroidery patterns that are all handcrafted in France.

With names like Elita, Anais, Florette, Papillon and Delmare, the Spring 2006 collection includes totes, shoulder bags and clutches in carefree, washed out colors such as peach, jade, lilac and butter cream whites.

Definitely a return to neutrals and undeniably within the ‘neutral color palette’ trend that had hit the runways from New York, London, Milan and Paris during the recently concluded Spring 2006 fashion season.

A sense of purity and cleanliness, the washed out colors, highlighted with beautiful injections of vibrant shades of coral, violet, gold and yellow brings to mind the beach and the desert, two opposing influences that converged into a feminine and flirty, yet very functional silhouettes.

From floral patterns and butterflies to graphical representation of bubbles and corals, the Garrigue & Jarossay Spring 2006 collection is beautiful and hip, meant for women with a very personal flair.

Sold in specialty boutiques in the U.S., and available at Henri Bendel New York, Fred Segal Santa Monica and Ultimo Chicago, Garrigue & Jarossay is also distributed in Scotland, Denmark, Japan and China.

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Garrigue & Jarossay Spring 2006

Garrigue & Jarossay Spring 2006

Garrigue & Jarossay Spring 2006

Garrigue & Jarossay Spring 2006