Jil Sander Polished Leather Clutch

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Aug 13, 2009 / Posted in Clutches by Megs Mahoney Dusil.

We come to expect a certain look with our clutches. Small, rectangular, hand-held. There of course are the exotic clutches, the bedazzled clutches, the boring clutches, and the amazing clutches. It is when a designer thinks outside of the box that they captivate and capture their audience.

Jil Sander is much of a no-name when it comes to Purse Blog, though she is an internationally renowned minimalist German fashion designer. Her designs are impeccably clean with an attention to lines and shapes. My only qualm is remembering she is Jil with one ‘l’ not two.

Jil Sander Polished Leather Clutch

As much as I adored the Marni Geometric Clutch, I have found a true appreciation of the geometric cutout Jil Sander Polished Leather Clutch. Entirely linear, everything about this clutch is edgy, clean, and discreet. While the orange polished-leather body seems minimalistic, it is the lines that gives this clutch the perfect oomph.

No need to stick to muted browns for fall, spruce up your wardrobe with a pop of bright orange color. Buy through Net A Porter for $590.

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4 Responses to “Jil Sander Polished Leather Clutch”:

  1. 19yearslater says:

    That’s a risk that paid off. Orange is one of my favorite colours for fall. This is a nice clutch.

    Reply Aug 13, 2009 6:16PM
  2. Brock says:

    Jil Sander hasn’t designed for the house in 5 years. Raf Simons is now creative director!

    Reply Aug 13, 2009 9:40PM
  3. thegroupiefiles says:

    this purse lives for me.. it needs me …<3

    Reply Aug 15, 2009 12:03PM
  4. Merve says:

    That truly is a fab clutch

    Reply Aug 17, 2009 2:42AM

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