It can be a bit tricky finding luggage that is not only functional but stylish as well. Casauri creates designer laptop bags and travel accessories that are perfect for trendy travelers this summer season. These versatile bags are sold all over the world and have been featured in Vogue, Women’s Health and Travel + Leisure.

One great feature about some Casauri’s bags is how light weight they can be. For example, the Envelope Laptop Case is fun and chic and at the same time simple and efficient. In a world where laptop cases and luggage pieces are hunkered down with thick material and bulky pockets that add unnecessary weight, these travel bags are practical, well designed and welcomed by travelers everywhere.

All of Casauri’s products are made with water resistant nylon, polyester or cotton canvas and offer a variety of colors and designs for clients to choose from. No matter if you’re male or female, 15 or 72, or traveling for business or for pleasure; there is a Casauri’s bag for every traveler.

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I’ll never forget the Sex and the City episode when Carrie’s laptop crashed. She was working on her column and BAM!…sad Mac flashed, a bomb exploded and just like that her beloved electronic friend was dead. She rushed it to the computer doctor wrapped in this gorgeous pashmina shawl. Ever since then, I’ve always wrapped my lappy in a shawl whenever it needed to be transported. While this may have been stylish, it never really protected lappy the way an electronic device needs to be protected.

This stunning leather laptop bag by London designer Violet May is exactly what I’ve been looking for. It’s made of Italian leather and lined with soft satin. It comes with a sky blue silk taffeta strap that comfortably molds to the shoulder. It has a luscious plum interior and stellar gold fittings. The best part is that this bag has a detachable gold clutch. VERY clever.

This bag is a bit on the pricey side at £197.50, but a laptop is surely a treasure worth protecting. Heck with a bag this beautiful, who even needs a computer?