Gilded gowns ruled the red carpet at the Grammy
Awards!
Shine and sparkle took center stage at the Staples
Center on January 26th in Los Angeles as the music industry honored its own. No
surprise here, the focus was all dresses, so I must insist, WHERE IS THE BAGGIE CAM???
To even out the coverage, let's continue my tradition of adorning the stars with
complementary bags.
Welcome to PurseBop's Picks
for the 2014 Grammy Awards:
Taylor swift looked absolutely model like in a statuesque Gucci Premiere chain
mail dress with a demure T-shirt neckline. Her slender silhouette with the column effect of the
dress made her a standout on the red carpet and one of my favorite looks of the
night. A voluminous ponytail worked perfectly with the look, keeping the
focus on the gorgeous gold gown. A slightly more mature look for her, but she
rocked it like second skin, literally! A real grammy fashionista winner for me. Absolutely glorious!
PurseBop’s Pick:
There really has not been a red
carpet celebrity for whom the CHANEL Sparkle Beauty Bag would not be the
perfect compliment. I have paired it with Anne Hathaway, Michelle Obama, and
most recently Cate Blanchette. Well Miss Swift will join the esteemed SBBC
(Sparkle Beauty Bag Club, LOL) but with a new twist. The limited edition
dazzler was introduced in Spring 12' (12P) and has been reintroduced for the
current Spring season (14S) in both color ways again…silver and a champagne gold, as boutique exclusives. I am a little disappointed that Chanel did a ‘redo’ of my original, but its
versatility and glamour makes it THE true blingy CLASSIC Chanel (oh, and the
SBB had its fair share of price inflation- at least I can take some consolation that I took
the plunge in 12P!)
Taylor needs the champagne gold
SBB (lower one in pic), wouldn’t you agree? She could pair it to her side, single strap as she
struts the carpet or as a handheld clutch with the straps tucked inside (when
posing). It turns into the perfect clutch because of its
size…approx. 8’x 5’x 2.5’ (I have personally made this switch many times in any
evening with my SBB, as I transition from cocktails --where its ideal to be
hands free, to the more formal ‘clutch’ times...)
The Chanel 'SBB' ROCKS the red carpet yet again!
(PurseBop is very tempted to add
the gold baby to her armoire, but there’s something already lurking in there
that I have yet to confess about, hehe) :)
Katy Perry: seems to become more beautiful with each red carpet event. Her Valentino Haute Couture fit and
flare dress, perfectly themed with music notes set a very whimsical fairytale
look for the pop princess. The high slicked back oversized bun, slight empire
waist and the endless tiered layers of music patterned sheer fabric was undoubtedly
a total ‘Katy look.’
PurseBop Pick: Please don’t admit me for my CHANEL No 5 Bottle Bag obsession,
and yes, I know I just styled Jennifer Lawrence at the Golden Globes with the
same, but I can’t help it…tell me, is it not just absolutely perfect? I know
you are smirking because you agree, hehe (And LOVE it too!)
So it’s decided then…The Black Chanel No. 5 Bottle Clutch!
BeyoncĂ©: from her opening act ‘harnessed
body suit’ to her Michael Costello fierce white floral gown with sheer detailing — the only word that comes to mind is seductress. She
looked stunning showing off her new taught ‘slenderly curvaceous’ body. The
gloved dress was like second-skin as it skimmed across her figure! B was a show stopper all the way...
PurseBop’s Pick:
Queen B has me stumped because we
could go with so many different looks. Should we play it safe and elegant or go
a little wild ?…So I propose to do something a little different this time around.
Let me explain, I will offer you three PurseBop Picks and I want you to tell me
which you like the most and why. You can submit your vote here via a comment at
this post (for everyone to read…) and I will monitor the total votes.
Ultimately I will edit this post to share the final results. YOU get to make the
selection for Queen B! meanwhile I’ll see if I can somehow get B to cast her pick (LOL...a girl can dream)
Which bag do would you like to see Queen B
place in the BAGGIE CAM with her white sexy Grammy's number?
Option #1: The itsy bitsy Chanel
BOY bag from 13C (approx. 6’ X 4’, so its really small) There’s something
special about the intricacy of design in such a small space combined with the
swirls of gold embroidery finished with a dash of bling… I did not end up
buying this adorable beauty but til this day go back to admire this pic on my
phone (I chose the Chateau BOY from the same season). I think the size of this BOY makes it a viable red carpet option and would lend an edgier sort of finish to her look. And who doesn’t love a little GOLD and WHITE together!
Option #2: Just LOVE the clear
crystal decadence of the sphere shaped Judith Leiber minauderie (I think it’s
actually supposed to be an ornament…) Perhaps a more conservative option but I
think the shape itself adds a nice element of dimension. Imagine Queen B
swinging this from the long chain to her side…(just saw this shimmering beauty
at Bergdorf Goodman, NYC)
Option #3 Call me daring but there’s
something about this Chanel runway piece that calls Beyonce’s name here.
Option #2 above got me thinking about the ‘GLOBE’ bag from 13A inspired by Karl Lagerfeld's runway theme. Dangling from from her hand to her side would make
a statement that everyone would be talking about. Can you imagine the dialogue if
this were in the red carpet BAGGIE CAM!
(this is a picture from a fellow Chanel enthusiast and collector that I respect and adore.. Picture courtesy of ©Tessa Matyas Photography)
Ok my fashionistas, go ahead and cast
your votes!
AND
E! I hope you are reading my posts…PurseBop won’t rest till you add the
“Baggie Cam"!
Love PurseBop
Xo
Love PurseBop
Xo








I vote for Beyonce to wear the isty bitsy BOY Chanel!! That gorgeous little bag is simply amazing!!! The white and gold would be stunning with Bey's white dress!!
ReplyDeleteTaylor Swift was definitely one of my best dressed! She looked stunning!! That bag would have been perfect!
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