Their baby boys are about the same age, but their styles couldn’t be more different. Trista Sutter goes glam at a red carpet event for Pea in the Pod, toting a diaper bag of her own design from her line, Trista Baby. And Keri Russell totes a reusable canvas grocery bag and baby River in an Ergo Baby carrier at her local farmer’s market.
Jennifer Lopez looked “super chic” (said with the same Michael Kors intonation from Project Runway) while leaving a salon in New York City. Her handbag is by Zagliani and costs almost $12,000. If you feel like blowing your college savings or that down payment on your vacation home (which we don’t recommend), click here to buy.
Lauren Bush launched her Feed 1 bag at Harrods in London. The purchase of the bag feeds one child in need for one school year. Getting the bag sold in Harrods is pretty big, especially since the Anya Hindmarch I’m Not A Plastic Bag has reined supreme in London this past year.
With an estimated 400 million hungry children worldwide, Lauren is looking to sell a lot of bags. These would make excellent holiday gifts by the way. The money goes to a more-than-worthy cause and you get a great-looking re-usable bag - perfect for toting groceries.
The World Food Programme Feed Bag costs $59.95 at amazon.com.
We’re so jealous!!!
Anne Hathaway was recently spotted out on the town with the Anya Hindmarch Lautner day bag available at anyahindmarch.com for £555 (over $1,000!).
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Jessica Alba was spotted out and about carrying a Tierney City bag by designer Andrea Brueckner. This bag is original and versatile: it features a really distinctive buckle feature and can be carried as a shoulder bag or a handbag. And it looks good dressed up or down (Jessica pairs hers with jeans and sneakers).
You can get your hands on one at revolveclothing.com. This one is black with rich brown accents is is $649. A taupe and brown version is also available.
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