The Cambridge Dictionary defines wallet= noun UK ​ /ˈwɒl·ɪt/ US ​ /ˈwɑ·lɪt/ A small, flat container for paper money and credit cards (= plastic cards used for paying with) wal•let (wol′it, wô′lit), a flat, folding pocketbook, esp. one large enough to hold paper money, credit cards, driver’s license, etc., and sometimes having a compartment for coins. British Terms: a bag for carrying food, clothing, toilet articles, etc., during a journey; knapsack or rucksack.
For us it is simply the most important accessory within a woman’s handbag. Why? Because within a wallet we keep our most different assets, from the most strictly material to the most affectionate ones. There are the first photos of the license, the first fidelity card of our favorite store and of course all the documents and credit cards without which we could not live.However, how important its content is so much the casing that never goes unnoticed especially when it comes to Guess wallets.
Even for this season, the American brand never ceases to amaze us by offering wallets in perfect match with the bags according to the tastes of each of us.For all lovers of gray, platinum and silver, for example, Guess proposes the Kamryn wallet a line full of glam and with a urban-chic light. For those who never want to give up their romantic vein, the brand offers the Darin line, embellished with gold and silver charms, the Britta line with floral inlays on the sides of the wallets and the Carey line with hearts on the front of the models. To Its more rocky customers are dedicated to the Flutter line, which, with its studs in relief, enhances and makes all its models even more gritty.
The Guess wallets are once again able to conquer the hearts of its customers and with its style leaves an indelible imprint on the path of style.