Recently the House of Gucci held its 2010 Fall Handbags Show. We saw a great many simple yet gorgeous bags which say goodbye to its traditional gg prints and reture to a cleaner, tchotchke-free palette and a new logo.

The revamped Gucci bags logo is in the form of two gold, curvilinear interlocking Gs, originally designed in 1973. They were mated to long, sleek clutches and supple carryalls that are sure to be big hits for Gucci come fall.

The clothes weren’t the only element fusing 70s style with 90s modernism; Frida Giannini proved that accessories need not be adorned to the nth degree in order to be coveted. Indeed, she struck an ideal balance with hardware and smooth surfaces in such a way that not one buckle, rivet or chain overburdened any one bag’s overall shape.

The simple black clutch shown on the runway was simply divine, to boot . I also enjoyed the miniature bags with long gold chain straps; it’s nice to see a house so famous for its accessories not overshadow its equally successful ready-to-wear offerings. More Gucci Handbags are on sale at Top1handbag.net.