Project Design: Envelope Clutches

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This week's Project Accessory found themselves in Kenneth Cole's boutique being challenged to create accessories for a look he assigned to each of them. All of them were required to make a clutch and whatever else they thought would work. The prize: Winning accessories will be sold in Kenneth Cole stores this holiday season.

Brian's winning look involved a molded unicorn horn and rustic leather, but most of the designers went for some sort of envelope clutch. These are classic, chic and easy to make in a short period of time. Since the unicorn clutch (pictured right) is far too unique to find similar items, here is a round up of interesting and unique envelope clutches on Etsy. Which one would you carry this holiday season?

Faux Snake Skin Evening Clutch by WhatTheFunk
Raw Edge Leather Clutch by ElegantElementsOnlin
Leather Envelope Saddle Bag by TutsandcrasH
Nubuck Winged Envelope Clutch by AlinaNaidu
Zipper Envelope Leather Clutch by TRACCEleather
Rustic Leather Clutch w/ Skeleton Key Clasp by DivinaDenuevo
poll by twiigs.com

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Nikell (Modesty Fashions on Polyvore) said…
I am LOVING that raw leather clutch!! I never really got into clutches until the over-sized versions became popular. Thanks for sharing!!
December 9, 2011 at 12:59 PM
Fanya said…
As a nerdy kid who carries my laptop as often as I carry my wallet, I usually get a super chic/clutch looking laptop sleeve. This way when occasion calls, I can just ditch everything, put essentials in the "clutch" and go (and of course the padding protect those fragile make up compact etc).
December 9, 2011 at 7:49 PM
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