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Product Name: Valentino Garavani SuperVee Small Crossbody Bag (Red Calfskin & Suede) Brand / Manufacturer: Valentino Model / Line: SuperVee Year Produced: ~2019–2022 Original Retail Price: ~$1,950–$2,450 Current Market Value: ~$700–$1,300 Key Characteristics: • Smooth calfskin leather flap with suede side panels • Gold-tone oversized “V” logo clasp hardware • Structured rectangular crossbody silhouette with gusseted sides • Flap closure with magnetic fastening • Leather-lined edges with contrast material blocking Design Notes (Year-Specific): • Introduced as part of Valentino’s push toward bold logo hardware under Pierpaolo Piccioli • Early SuperVee models emphasized heavier hardware and clean geometric lines • Mixed-material (leather + suede) versions added texture contrast in early releases • Part of late-2010s luxury trend favoring compact, statement-logo crossbody bags Rarity (1–100): 38

Product Name: Valentino Garavani SuperVee Belt Bag (Replica / Knockoff) Brand / Manufacturer: Valentino (inspired; not authentic) Model / Line: SuperVee Year Produced: ~2020–present (replica production) Original Retail Price: ~$1,450 (authentic reference) Current Market Value: ~$20–$80 Key Characteristics: • Smooth leather (likely synthetic or corrected leather in replica) • Oversized “V” logo hardware (green-coated metal) • Compact belt/waist bag silhouette with flap closure • Structured rectangular shape with rounded edges • Minimal stitching and simplified interior typical of replicas Design Notes (Year-Specific): • Based on Valentino’s SuperVee line introduced around 2019–2020 • Authentic versions feature higher-quality calfskin and polished metal hardware • Replica shows deviations in logo proportions, coating color, and finishing • Reflects trend of oversized logo hardware bags during late 2010s Rarity (1–100): 5

Product Name: Valentino Garavani Rockstud Bucket Bag (Croc-Embossed Mini) Brand / Manufacturer: Valentino Garavani (Valentino S.p.A.) Model / Line: Rockstud Bucket Bag (Mini / Small variant) Year Produced: Approx. 2019–2022 Original Retail Price: ~$1,900–$2,600 USD (depending on leather and finish) Current Market Value: ~$900–$1,700 USD Key Characteristics: • Croc-embossed leather in deep burgundy/purple tone • Gold-tone hardware with signature Rockstud plate • Drawstring bucket construction with grommet eyelets • Chain + leather crossbody strap • Structured mini silhouette with rigid base Design Notes (Year-Specific): • Late Rockstud era emphasizing bold hardware front plates • Croc-embossed finishes positioned as elevated luxury variants over smooth calfskin • Smaller “mini bucket” silhouettes gained popularity during this period for crossbody versatility • Transitional design bridging classic Rockstud edge with more refined, compact shapes Rarity (1–100): 72

Product Name: Moschino Python-Print Shoulder Bag (Logo Hardware) Brand / Manufacturer: Moschino Model / Line: Moschino Logo Hardware Shoulder Bag (Python-Effect) Year Produced: ~2008–2014 Original Retail Price: ~$600–$1,000 USD Current Market Value: ~$120–$280 USD (depending on full bag condition — logo hardware helps) Key Characteristics: Python-print (likely embossed or coated leather/textile) Large MOSCHINO gold letter hardware centerpiece Bold, logo-forward design Typically soft shoulder or flap-style construction Statement piece rather than minimalist Design Notes (Year-Specific): Moschino in this era leaned into loud branding + playful luxury Big gold lettering hardware = signature late 2000s / early 2010s aesthetic Python prints were part of the “exotic look” trend wave across brands Not rare, but strong visual appeal for resale Rarity (1–100): 58

Product Name: Marni Textured Leather Hobo Bag (Purple Lizard- Brand / Manufacturer: Marni Model / Line: Marni Soft Hobo / Shoulder Bag (Lizard-Embossed Leather) Year Produced: ~2008–2013 Original Retail Price: ~$900–$1,400 USD Current Market Value: ~$180–$350 USD (yours likely $220–$300 — good shape, nice color) Key Characteristics: Purple lizard-embossed leather with glossy finish Slouchy hobo silhouette Mixed material trim (tan leather accents) Side zip pocket + metal grommet details Interior MARNI fabric tag (red lettering) Design Notes (Year-Specific): Marni known for artsy textures + unconventional color palettes Lizard-embossed finishes were a key look in late 2000s collections Not logo-driven → more “designer insider” appeal vs mainstream luxury Softer resale market than Fendi/LV, but strong niche following Rarity (1–100): 60

Product Name: Fendi Selleria Long Continental Wallet (Blue Leather) Brand / Manufacturer: Fendi Model / Line: Fendi Selleria Long Wallet Year Produced: ~2005–2012 Original Retail Price: ~$500–$700 USD Current Market Value: ~$80–$180 USD (yours likely $90–$140 due to visible edge wear + softening) Key Characteristics: Blue pebbled Selleria leather Hand-stitched edging (Selleria hallmark) Small rectangular Fendi metal plaque on front Long continental format Soft, broken-in structure from use Design Notes (Year-Specific): Selleria line = handcrafted Roman leatherwork, less logo-heavy than Zucca pieces This minimal plaque hardware version came slightly later than the big “F” clasp styles Designed to age naturally — creasing and softness are normal Wallet category = lower resale ceiling even for luxury brands Rarity (1–100): 50

Product Name: Fendi Selleria Long Continental Wallet (Red Leather) Brand / Manufacturer: Fendi Model / Line: Fendi Selleria Long Wallet Year Produced: ~2005–2010 Original Retail Price: ~$500–$700 USD Current Market Value: ~$120–$280 USD (yours likely $150–$220 depending on interior wear) Key Characteristics: Red grained leather (Selleria leather) Hand-stitched detailing typical of Selleria line Large Fendi “F” hardware clasp in gold tone Long continental format Structured, minimalist design Design Notes (Year-Specific): Part of Fendi’s Selleria line, known for hand-stitching and Roman craftsmanship Hardware “F” clasp is a mid-2000s design language, different from Zucca/FF logo era Selleria pieces were positioned as higher craftsmanship vs logo-heavy items Durable leather → ages well, but wallets don’t appreciate much Rarity (1–100): 52