I love satchel’s, especially when I can spot one in black. I usually don’t like embossed leather but “The Stinger” Snakeskin- Embossed Leather Satchel by Jack Rabbit is drop dead gorgeous. Black leather always looks amazing with gold tone hardware, and I love the fact that it has two separate compartments. I’ve never owned a satchel that had two different compartments, but I would imagine my bag would be a lot more organized if I did. The only “con” to that though, is that I’m sure there isn’t much room for your essentials but style wise the bag is amazing.
December 28, 2008
post written by Bag Bliss blogger: BrS
Jack Rabbit Bonvivante Clutch
When it comes to the brand that is “Breeding Love”, this Bag Bliss Blogger is not a stranger in the least. I have written about Jack Rabbit Collection handbags in the past. But you know what? I think this may be the first time I have actually found a bag that I could see myself wearing. Introducing the Jack Rabbit Bonvivante Clutch. It is a magazine style clutch with a bit of a vintage twist. I love how the clutch locks together when you fold it in half — all thanks to a hidden magnetic clasp. Plus the exterior zip pocket offers a great place to keep your keys. The only problem now is choosing a color. I like the smoother textures found on the Rust version. But I like the Black because, well, it’s black! I’m not sure what it is, but the Black version just looks more vintage-ish. Like you had just dug it out of grandma’s closet! With vintage pieces being so hot right now, how could anyone resist?
The Jack Rabbit Bonvivante Clutch measures 14″ x 9″ x 1″ when folded. It retails for $338.
The Chat: Jack Rabbit Bonvivante Clutch.
June 25, 2008
post written by Bag Bliss blogger: BrS
Jack Rabbit Purse Collection: The Concord Tote
I’ve got to hand it to Mollie Culligan (the mastermind behind the Jack Rabbit Collection). A woman with great ambition, her biggest “foot in the door” was when her belt designs were discovered by Barney’s New York. Now her designs have been spotted on the bodies of celebrities such as Drew Barrymore and Mischa Barton. But Mollie Culligan isn’t all about belts. Nope, she designs handbags as well. And this one I have pictured here, the Concord Tote, caught my eye while browsing over at Shop Bop.
To tell you the truth, I’m not really sure why I zeroed in on this bag. It certainly isn’t my cup of tea. And yet, its so different from anything else I’ve seen. The shape is very unusual and vintage-looking. And I was astonished to learn that this bag is convertible. I never would have guessed that the bag could be folded over and converted to a shoulder bag. It’s still not something I could see myself carrying, but for some reason it is starting to grow on me. What can I say? It’s my love for Foley + Corinna that makes me think twice about this tote.
The Jack Rabbit Collection Concord Tote measures 18″ x 14″ x 3″ (18″ x 10″ x 3″ when folded). The hinged main compartment has a magnetic closure and the interior features two pockets (one zippered and one patch).
It’s available in Burgundy or Black and it retails for $672.
You can find it here at shopbop.com.
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