
What does 2011 hold for you? One of these cute new Fortune Cookie Coin purses from Diana Eng might not hold the answers, but it should ensure you get plenty of attention in the New Year!
Many purists argue that no leather purse is truly eco-friendly, but I admire the green lengths that Diana Eng has gone to. She makes each purse from recycled leather, including scraps cut out from furniture patterns, upholstery samples, and remnant leather scraps rescued from her local garment district. Each accessory is laser etched with an ID number so you can trace its leather’s origins.
At 4 x 4 x 2 inches, these purses won’t hold a fortune. But I love their quirky good looks, and think they’d be a wonderful way to transport subway fares, money for the parking meter, or spare change for Chinese takeaway!
These adorable Fortune Cookie Coin Purses are available for $45 from Diana Eng’s website. Would you carry your coins in a cookie?
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Fendi is a revered fashion house, but its accessories have always been a little hit and miss for me. There are only so many signature printed purses one girl can handle after all. So I’m thrilled to see the Italian label trying something new with this Twins tote.
If studs really are on the way out, someone forgot to send DKNY the memo. This purse proudly shows its love of shiny metal, and how!
Hunter is famous around the world for its rain boots, but it’s recently made a move into the accessories world. Its Tall Original Rubber Tote is just the thing for keeping your cargo dry when winter showers hit.
Donna Sharp gives us a purse that’s green in color only with the Jenna.
We’ve all heard that the simplest things are often the best, and I think this Coccinelle handbag proves it. It’s a textbook hobo, with its slouchy body and crescent shape, but there’s something about it that elevates it above the pack.
You’d never catch the Miss Sicily at your local alley. This Dolce & Gabbana Bowling Bag is far too refined for that!