Lisa Rinna, actress, ex-reality tv star, and QVC queen, has been busy attending fashion shows around the globe. We caught up with her in Paris outside of the Courreges show, and she was kind enough to give us the details on her bag and why she loved it. Lisa, known for her attention-grabbing personality and style, gave us a look at a bag we don’t see as much. From Artistic Director Nicolas Di Felice, her Courreges Clutch seems simple, but there’s a hidden touch that Lisa loves.
Name: Lisa Rinna
Instagram Handle: @lisarinna
Location: Photographed during Paris Fashion Week
Bag: Courreges Patent Clutch Bag
What she had to say about her bag: “Courreges, look how chic! And you’re supposed to hold it like this. Mirror on the back. Hi! Brilliant!”
photos via @bykylemark for PurseBlog
@purseblog Lisa Rinna serving looks this fashion week go-round #bagsinthewild #whatbagareyoucarrying #tiktokfashion ?: @bykylemark
Plastic surgery train wreck. How to look like a clown 101.
I don’t consider Lisa a purse icon, sorry. Nor is she an icon of style
She sells crap on QVC… that’s why she’s a fashion icon. 🤣🤣🤣
Yet we all come here to see the handbags faceless, nameless people on the street are carrying in picture after picture. Forget it’s Lisa Rinna, pretend it’s another faceless picture, and it’s the same.
I’m sorry. I come here to appreciate handbags fashion and style. This is not the forum to cut down other women. Discuss fashion here, troll elsewhere.
Have you ever, in your entire life said, written or posted anything negative about anyone? If you have then don’t be a hypocrite.
Not being a hypocrite. Just saying this isn’t the place for this negative behaviour and commentary. If you want to negate the style of a handbag here, great – that’s why it’s called “Purseblog”, not “Tear another woman I don’t really know based on her appearance (or otherwise) blog”.
The vocal fry.
I have no idea what that means. But I am laughing hard. lol
If we ignore her she might just go away!
It’s a shame that this classy blog has been drug down to the depths of “The Real Handbags of Beverly Hills”. Your polarized views have blocked out the point of the unique bag being featured here. It’s time for me to move on and find another source of “handbag as fashion exploration” where the gutters still have their protective covers on. I’m out.
Bye.