Women love clothes, they adore shoes, they splurge on make-up but they are addicted to handbags. An average woman owns 6 bags. With an overwhelming number of brands in today’s market, you are probably confused on which brand to buy. Jessica Simpson Handbags, Jessica Simpson Purses or Jessica Simpson Handbag is one of your best choices.

A handbag is not just a fashion trend for handbags must be large, sturdy and functional to contain the many needs of today’s lifestyle. Nowadays, many women are toting more than one bag for bags have become essential. Every woman has to have the right kind of bag

Jessica Simpson, American singer, actress and TV personality who rose to popularity during the late ‘90’s, has a line of fashion accessories. Her collection of handbags symbolizes the American women who are oozing with femininity, friendly yet formal, outgoing yet stimulating, earthly yet genial, coy and capricious, classical at times but always fashionable.

Her bubbling and outgoing demeanor enticed hordes of followers who looked up to Jessica Simpson as their fashion idol. Her handbags are designed in conjunction with glamorous lifestyle and love of fashion. Her purses originated from excellent designs and high quality materials that commemorate the all-American style. Trendy yet cozy and astute yet adroit are good descriptions of Jessica Simpson’s fashion line.

Here are top ten favorites of her handbag creations:

1. VIP Tote  -  Price: $ 98
2. Lady Tote Solid Colors – Price: $ 108
3. Hyde Hobo – Price: $ 98
4. Element Hobo: Solid Colors -  Price: $ 98
5. Sasha Double Handle – Price: $ 108
6. Mint Sachet Croco – Price: $ 108
7. Sasha Top Zip -  Price: $ 88
8. Element Top Zip Solid Colors – Price: $ 94
9. Element Tote Solid Colors – Price: $108
10. Jimmy Satchel –  Price: $108

A wide array of bags is available which you can even view online. Jessica Simpson Handbags, Jessica Simpson Purses and Jessica Simpson Handbag will make every woman and girl feel comfortable and confident making use of these wonderful products.

Holy smoke, she’s gone country! Maybe it’s because she’s been hanging around with that Cowboy, you know, Tony Romo. Whatever the reason, it turned out to be a good move for Jessica Simpson, the former pop princess whose new CD “Do You Know” debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s country charts the week of Sept. 9.

That same week, it became the No. 1 title on iTunes for all genres. And the CD’s breakout single, “Come On Over,” made chart history by becoming the first debut country single by a solo artist to break the top-50 at No. 41. Not bad for a gal whose critics predicted she was doomed for failure on Music Row.

Back in Los Angeles after a quick trip to Las Vegas to perform for a charity event, the Texas-born beauty offered some insights about her incredible yet sometimes unstable road to Nashville.

“To belong in this world, you have to belong to yourself first,” said Simpson. “That’s what Nashville has meant for me.  “I’ve always believed if you stay true to your heart the choices you make will end up being the right ones. I’m in the most comfortable place I’ve ever been and the smile on my face couldn’t be more genuine.”

Like many of the country greats she admires — Patsy Cline and Willie Nelson, included — Simpson started out singing in her church choir. Her father, Joe Simpson, was a Baptist minister and Jessica said he exposed her to a lot of gospel music.

As a pre-teen, she grew tired of choral singing and began to pursue her dream of fame and fortune in the music business. Along with competing in local dance and vocal competitions, she also auditioned for the “New Mickey Mouse Club” at the age of 12. Simpson admits to being heartbroken when she received a letter from Disney saying she hadn’t made it.

The rejection was especiallydisappointing because so many of her peers were accepted: Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Justin Timberlake, Ryan Gosling and Keri Russell.

“Rejection is a great thing,” said Simpson. “It allows you to be alone and figure things out.”

Despite her disappointment, Simpson bounced back quickly when she was invited to contribute to an album recorded by a gospel choir in New Jersey. That project led to Simpson recording her first solo gospel album, which she said her grandmother paid to have duplicated. It didn’t take long for the CD to catch the ear of Columbia Record’s music executive Tommy Mottola, who signed her to a recording contract in 1999.

Simpson’s debut CD, “Sweet Kisses,” produced the smash single “I Wanna Love You Forever,” launching her to international fame. Her follow-up CD in 2001, “Irresistible,” debuted at No. 6 on theBillboard 200Album Chart and produced the hit single of the same title.

During the recording of her third CD in 2003, “In This Skin,” Simpson’s personal life began to unravel. Suddenly, she found herself more famous for her marital troubles to pop singer Nick Lachey than her music. The public got an up-close-and-personal look at the couple’s rocky private life on the wildly popular reality show, “Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica.” 

Simpson said the program, which ran for 41 episodes until March 30, 2003, painted an inaccurate portrait of her as a ditzy, dimwitted and selfish person. That not only damaged her self-esteem but also led to the breakup of her marriage to Lachey, former member of the boy band 98 Degrees. The pair divorced in 2005.

These days, Simpson’s feeling much stronger.

“I’ve sworn off all the haters,” said Simpson. “My computer is turned off and I mostly read my fan mail to encourage myself. And my faith has given me strength. Without it, I’d have given up a long time ago.”

As Simpson began to heal from her divorce and an onslaught of public criticism, she realized it was time to return to making her beloved music. And she became more determined than ever to prove herself as a recording artist capable of leaving behind a legacy.

So she left the glitz and glamour of Los Angeles and headed back to Nashville in 2007 to do what she wanted to do all along – write and record country music. Her label, Epic/Columbia Nashville, hooked her up with a team of writers and 12 songs for “Do You Know” began to take shape.

The result was a contemporary mixture of country tunes centered around her experiences with life and love. Among the tracks are “Remember That,” “Pray Out Loud,” “When I Loved You Like That” and “Do You Know,” which was written by legendary singer/songwriter Dolly Parton.

“Dolly is a remarkable human being,” said Simpson. “She’s the kind of person that when you go to sleep at night you believe she might be saying a prayer for you. That’s the kind of person I want to be to the people I know.”

With the success of her new CD and her restored confidence, Simpson said she has finally found peace on her journey. And regardless of obstacles and a few remaining naysayers, she knows her life and her career hold exciting and endless possibilities.

“No matter how successful the record is in the world, it will always be successful to me because it has allowed me to follow my heart’s desire,” said Simpson. “I really believe what I’m singing about and I love what I’m doing. Yes, it’s all highlighted by the world’s perspective but if I stay humble and true to who I am, the best is yet to come.”

Jessica Ann Simpson was born on the July 10, 1980. Her claim to fame is a series of pop albums, and more recently acting roles on film and television. Seven of her songs rose to top 40 status and three of her CDs reached gold and two of them reached platinum status. Jessica Simpson starred in her sown reality TV show on MTV called Newlyweds: Jessica & Nick. The show was basically about her life with now ex husband Nick Lachey.

In 1999, Jessica Simpson released her first CD titled “I wanna love you forever.” This album became a huge hit and became number 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 list. It wasn’t long before she released her second album which was titled “Sweet Kisses.” This CD reached platinum status. Jessica Simpson was asked to be featured in a music video of the “boy band” 98 Degrees. This is when Nick and her started dating. After dating for about two years, the couple took a hiatus.

In the year 2001, Jessica Simpson did a follow-up album named Irresistible this time with Columbia Records. This CD featured a brand new sound and image and proved to be a complete hit.

During the year 2003, her reality show “Newlyweds: Jessica & Nick” aired on MTV as her new album “In this Skin” was released. This proved to be a winning strategy in making her into a household name.

Jessica Simpson was chosen to sing the National Anthem at the Indianapolis 500 in the month of May, 2004.

In 2004, Jessica Simpson and Nick created their own Sonny-and-Cher like variety show titled The Nick and Jessica Variety Hour, which wasn’t very well received. around the same time Jessica Simpson released her Christmas Album: Re Joyce. In the year 2005, the TV show “Newlyweds” won the People’s Choice Award.

At the age of 25, Jessica Simpson starred in the remake of the Dukes of Hazard as Daisy Duke. It became the number one movie in America for that weekend.

Nick Lachey and Jessica Simpson were separated in 2006 and their divorce was finalized the same year.