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"  Photo: Courtesy of Time&amp;#039;s Arrow If you&amp;#039;re planning on recycling your timeless LBDs and crisp blazers for fall, at least add some pizazz to your closet by snagging a piece from what we predict will be the new It bag line. Time&amp;#039;s Arrow, the brainchild of New Yorker Christine Park, has just launched this month at retail giants Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus, as well as at carefully-curated boutiques like Lane Crawford, Steven Alan, and Otte\u2014and our sources say, it&amp;#039;s already selling well. Perhaps part of that recipe for success is Park&amp;#039;s background in fashion. She&amp;#039;s been a mentor for the CFDA {Fashion Incubator} program, and her resume includes stints as a buyer for Steven Alan, merchandising director for Housing Works, and most recently, the COO of Rogan. Now that she&amp;#039;s ventured out on her own from the design side, us shoppers are benefiting from her trend-forward aesthetic. The line includes satchels, totes, and clutches with Origami-influenced folded pockets and compass-inspired brand marks. Colorways vary from gold metallics to sleek navy and bright orange, satisfying a range of tastes. &amp;quot;Time&amp;#039;s Arrow is a metaphor,&amp;quot; Park said. &amp;quot;We are all moving in a forward trajectory and take many necessities along with us. We designed our bags outside in and inside out\u2013your technologies and everyday items are artfully hidden in pockets. Everything has its place\u2013you know where your things are and where you are going.&amp;quot; Shop the bags now for $125 to $965 at shop.times-arrow.com/.  Photo: Courtesy of Time&amp;#039;s Arrow  Photo: Courtesy of Time&amp;#039;s Arrow "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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