Last Wednesday, Marc Jacobs presented us an incredible women’s show for autumn 2010. As a neat metaphor for the foundation of creativity that has come from the best of the designers here, Louis Vuitton setting is in the courtyard of one of Paris’ monumental buildings. It was also evident at this show — at least in the exceptional parade of inventive bags, one for each outfit.

Set against the retro, 1950s clothes with full skirts and bosoms to the fore, the designer Marc Jacobs put Vuitton in perspective. This is a leather house, hence the skirts and coats of the finest, strokeable skins, part of the luxurious quality and craftsmanship that emanated from the entire collection.

In program notes, Mr. Jacobs wrote about the “Speedy,” the bag Vuitton invented in 1930 for the new era of fast travel. Its form was elongated, decorated and reinterpreted. Yet, while other designers in this long season have been harnessing streamlining to fashion, this collection of clothes was unashamedly retro.

If the clothes were palatable, the bags were mouth-watering. The inventive ideas included a streak of silvered Monogram pattern; a brown bag shown with a bronzed coat; tufts of silver fox; metallic monograms; and a purple bag against a purple plaid. If you are hesitant by the hefty price tags on authentic Louis Vuitton Handbag, a cheap Replica Louis Vuitton Handbag is a great alternative.