The Tinsley Mortimer Samantha Thavasa Handbag
November 14, 2007
The Tinsley Mortimer Samantha Thavasa Handbag
There’s a new handbag line in Tinsley-town, meet the Samantha Thavasa Handbag designed by Tinsley Mortimer.
The Japanese brand, Samantha Thavasa is famous for recruitment of foreign celebrities as promotional models and bag designers. The brand’s star-studded roster includes the Hilton sisters, Beyonce Knowles, Victoria Beckham, Maria Sharapovaess, Penelope Cruz and her sister Monica Cruz, and yes even the lovely blonde socialite Tinsley Mortimer. So naturally, Tinsley has been spotted all over town with her latest red/blue/green plaid creations, designed for the fall 2008 handbag collection.
side note: The Tinsley Mortimer handbags are sold on Madison Avenue, NYC at the Samantha Thavasa Boutique.
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I really dislike plaid. I will never ever wear it. I did see the other photos you posted in tbf of the event, I her other bags, just not with the plaid
who is she?
laura- she is another socialite who is well known for doing nothing.
She always looks the same. This is a prefect example… always round toe patent shoes, same color patent belt, hair always curled, same pose all the time, very boring if you ask me.. like those bags
I would wear it. Too bad you cant buy them online!!!
I think the bags are awesome and she is not just some other socialite!
She has a new show on the CW “High Society” which show the good, the bad, and the ugly. Which all socialites have. She has a great sense of fashion and her hair is not ALWAYS curled. She is going through a difficult time.