Alexander McQueen Faithful Glove Studded Clutch

By Megs Mahoney Dusil • Aug 26, 2009

We are totally crushing hard on Alexander McQueen. The new line of bags has our attention and has us desperately seeking an extra allowance to splurge on a range of his designs. The most talked about bags from McQueen this fall is his “Faithful” line. We have already seen the Alexander McQueen Faithful Glove Clutch, the Faithful Bucket Tote, and the Faithful Leather Tote. Each of these handbags continues to be reinvented with new colors and patterns that has using the eni meni mini mo technique to choose our favorite.

We already brought you the black and brown leather versions of the Faithful Glove Clutch and today we are bringing you the Alexander McQueen Faithful Glove Clutch with gunmetal pyramid studs. We know the stud trend is all over, but these studs are subdued, altering shape and size, while blending into the black leather magnificently. Totally digging the studs. Buy through Net A Porter for $1095.

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Michael St. James

13 years ago

I LOVE Alexander McQueen’s fall collection too! The studs on this clutch make it look even cooler!

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Graciella

13 years ago

Love McQueen, love his designs (I have 2 of his Novak bags), and I am seriously lusting over this glove clutch, especially with the studds 😉

LaChula

13 years ago

Love it!

Beth

13 years ago

Seriously? I think that glove thing just looks stupid. Sorry!

atrophia

13 years ago

I love it. I love Alexander McQueen’s latest clutch designs. I think the electric purple skull knuckleduster one was my fave, although a bit more difficult if you usually wear right-hand rings. The problem with clutches is that, while massively convenient, after awhile, you get tired of carrying them. Add an edgy element like a knuckleduster or a glove, and not only is the problem solved, but you have an intriguing, fashionable, conversation-starting bag. The studs just make an already great concept even better. I’m honestly torn as to which one I’d rather have, but still tending to favor the knuckleduster.