Michael Kors Beverly Gator Watch Clutch

Jennifer · March 27th, 2008, 12:40 PM

Michael Kors Beverly Gator Watch Clutch
Everyone says that the watch is one of the first things that you notice when you go into a meeting (along with shoes). When you reach over to shake the others hand, you can’t help but look down and spot that solid piece of expensive wrist candy. This may be mostly true for males than females. Sure I check out the watch, but I also have to take a glance at the whole package before me: shoes, attire, jewelry and of course the handbag.

But what about a wristwatch clutch? Coming at you fresh, from the spring line up from designer Micheal Kors --who have you noticed has been focusing a lot more on handbags-- it's a clutch with a new unique twist. How many other designer's out there traded in the norm materials for something different? I appreciate that.

It combines the masculinity of the wristwatch band and femininity of the classic alligator-embossed leather clutch in a refreshing lime green shade.

You can find the Michael Kors Beverly Gator Watch Clutch at Neiman Marcus

End Note: Want to see more wristwatch band bag trend? Check out Zac Posen’s Daisy Bag

boysRsmelly · March 27th, 2008, 12:44 PM

So can you actually slip your wrist in under that "watch band"? I think the clutch is pretty cool actually!

w*12 · March 27th, 2008, 04:01 PM

Okay someone fill me in, please. What is with the price? $4,000 for this clutch? Sorry, but I wouldn't spend that much on a bag by Michael Kors. Although that doesn't mean I don't like this clutch, because I do. The color is beautiful, what I want for the warmer seasons. And the wrist strap is neat-o, very unique from MK.

boysrselly, I don't think the clutch is meant to be worn around the wrist, possibly in hand. Like holding it?

I wouldn't think it would be very comfortable around the wrist. Not sure though. Still haven't seen it in the stores yet.

boysRsmelly · March 27th, 2008, 05:18 PM

^^^ Not so much being worn on the wrist, like a bracelet. More like an alternative to having a wrist loop. The underside of your wrist would be against the clutch and your fingers would be clasping the bottom edge. I guess much like you would hold a clutch normally, but with the strap holding it in place... don't have to worry about dropping it that way.
Didn't Prada do that bow clutch where you slipped you hand behind the bow?

Teek · March 28th, 2008, 11:54 AM

I love the style, but I prefer a different color. Lime green is hard to match.

VivaLaJuicy · March 28th, 2008, 10:28 PM

I like the color and the idea~!!