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"  Most accessory aficionados can instantly recognize Stella McCartney&amp;#039;s gotta-have-it Falabella bag. Trimmed with glimmering chains and cast in a wide variety of textures and silhouettes, the carryalls\u2014like all of Stella&amp;#039;s accessories\u2014are 100% vegan as well as refreshingly roomy. But leather- and fur-free as these designs may be, you might not know that this bag earned its very name from a member of the animal kingdom\u2014the Falabella miniature horse. First bred in Argentina in the mid-1800s, the adorable breed typically measures only 30 inches tall at the shoulders! While you can&amp;#039;t quite fit a teeny equine into Stella&amp;#039;s signature totes, you can get your hands on one of these Fall 2011 iterations of the Falabella, which should be hitting stores within several weeks.   Meanwhile, West Coasters can admire a horse of an entirely different color at Stella&amp;#039;s shop at Crystals Las Vegas, where an equine chandelier hangs just under the 14-foot-high ceiling. Dubbed Lucky Spot (after McCartney&amp;#039;s mom&amp;#039;s treasured Appaloosa), the larger-than-life artwork contains 7,000 Swarovski crystals and was formerly displayed in England&amp;#039;s Belsay Castle. Says Stella of the pricey prancer, &amp;quot;I wanted to create something magical, romantic, and visually stunning.&amp;quot; Mission accomplished, McCartney.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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