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"You know a handbag brand has achieved cult status when French schoolgirls document their every acquisition on the web, when it&amp;#x27;s got hundreds of Facebook friends, and when the release of a new style sends the Euro trend setters into an absolute frenzy. Meet George, Gina &amp;amp; Lucy, a line that fits all of the above requirements and has very recently come stateside. Check out some of the styles and weigh in on your favorites, after the jump. George, Gina &amp;amp; Lucy is a German company that was started in 2004, making bags that come in an array of canvas, nylon, and superluxe leather. They&amp;#x27;re only around in small, limited edition batches (hence the rush to get your hands on one while they&amp;#x27;re still available) and have got adorably quirky names (some of my favorites: Little Sushi, Chica Go, 20-Something, Hold on Tight, Pizza Boy, Cable Guy). And they&amp;#x27;re tough enough for toting your laptop, diapers and bottles, an extra pair of high heels, whatever. The bags have been big in Germany, Austria, and France for some time now, and now we lucky lasses from the States finally have a chance to get our hands on them. They&amp;#x27;ve been slowly trickling into stores for fall (Fred Segal, Neiman Marcus Cusp, and a handful of little boutiques are all currently carrying them) and spring will see even more availability, at places like Nordstrom, Revolve Clothing, and Neiman Marcus proper. They start around just $65 and go all the way up to $500. Looks like it&amp;#x27;s time to retire your brightly colored Longchamp in favor of one of these. Get your hands on at GG&amp;amp;L now to be a true trend setter--you heard it here first, girls! What do you guys think of the line? Would you become a cult collector? Check out all of the styles available at george-gina-lucy.com. Photos: Courtesy of George, Gina &amp;amp; Lucy "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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