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Fall's favorite fashion adjective—glamorous—is equally applicable to the season's accessories. Of course, the designers each put a different spin on the word. There were overtly sexy looks, ultra-rich classics and even twisted takes on the time-honored preppy. The common thread? A real embrace of luxury, no matter what its milieu.—Michelle Sanders
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| Red velvet? Amazing...and totally unexpected. Tom Ford thrills us with his daring, ever-changing ideal of sexy. |
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| The master of downtown mix-ology pops a dose of glamorous shine into his collection, here via a versatile scarf. |
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| For the organized diva, a prim and proper bag with a distinct Sixties feeling. |
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| The bag of the season, period. The Asian-inspired handle and slight detailing of the alligator tail makes this particularly chic. |
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| Ethnic-inspired accessories are still important for fall, and this bag with its colorful Peruvian feel is the best of the genre. |
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| From one of the few clothing designers truly obsessed with footwear, Narcisco Rodriguez' macramé shoes add a rich hippie twist to his super-sleek clothes. |
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| Karl Lagerfeld has injected a shot of motorcycle madness to his uptown lady's wardrobe. |
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| Nicolas Ghesquière got together with shoe designer extraordinaire Pierre Hardy and shazam! An outrageously hot shoe for the brave. |
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| If you only get one boot this season (although I encourage more than one), get this breathtaking high-shine croc number. |
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| Very blue, very classic, very high heeled and basically still a loafer. Only Viktor & Rolf would attempt—and pull off—fashion irony like this. I love it. |
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