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Work Your Clutch

I went clutch shopping at Villa Moda the other day, and even though oversized clutches are the obsession du Jour, getting a small clutch is more suitable and practical for formal occasions. It's something that you would treasure forever. Like this bold Forrest green crocodile print clutch by Bottega Veneta, perfect for the new season's bright colors trend. Besides, legendary exotics like this croc never goes out of style. Now.. let's check out the oversized selection..

Ever since I saw supermodel Claudia Schiffer's Ferragamo ad carrying this yellow python clutch, dressed in white tank top and baggy white pants, and her skin beautifully tanned, and this bag has been on my fashion radar. Unfortunately, when I tried it on, it didn't have the same effect.. hmm.. strange.. I wonder why! The clutch also comes in coral.




And here's the mother of all clutches, D&G red clutch with a buckle. Liked the color but hated the size! The clutch is sooo huge that you can actually fit a new born baby in it! Me no likey...

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Anonymous said…
how much is the bottega?
30 April, 2009
Confashion said…
Anonymous
Around KD 1,500
30 April, 2009
Anonymous said…
bas? lol
30 April, 2009
나다 said…
cool finds confashion have u checked out prada's bags ,clutches and shoes for summer they're so nice u should post about them on ur blog :)
30 April, 2009
Sn3a said…
the forragamo looks waw
30 April, 2009
ScaryToes said…
i love the bottega clutch, and those ferragmos
01 May, 2009
AZM said…
The Bottega clutch is sexy.
And I love the Ferragamo off-white large cluth, super elegant.
02 May, 2009
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