Fergie Clutches Doo.ri for Be & D Bag at 'Broken Embraces' Screening

by Pamela Pekerman (Subscribe to Pamela Pekerman's posts), Posted Nov 18th 2009 at 11:45PM

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Filed under: Accessories, Fashion, Celebrity, News, Celebrity Style

Fergie adds a touch of grey. Photo: Andrew H. Walker, Getty Images

At last night's Cinema Society and Calvin Klein screening of "Broken Embraces" Fergie walked the red carpet carrying a Doo.ri for Be & D Portfolio Clutch.

The grey bag, crafted from washed goatskin and accented with oxidized brass chains, is straight from the Doo.ri Spring/Summer 2010 runway and is the fashion designer's second collaboration with accessories brand Be & D.

For the Doo.ri for Be & D collection, designers Be Inthavong ("Be") and Steve Dumain ("D") played off Doo.ri's Spring 2010 color palette of grey, nude, black and blush.

Other handbag styles available for spring include a soft brownish-grey hobo with a crystal-accented handle and a grey lace draped purse on a long chain strap.

The Doo.ri for Be & D Portfolio Clutch will be available at beandd.com for $1,590 in January.

Doo.ri for Be & D Portfolio Clutch. Photo courtesy of Be& D

Filed under: Accessories, Fashion, Celebrity, News, Celebrity Style
Tags: be and d, beandd, Broken Embraces, Clutches, doo.ri, Fergie, handbags, Spring 2010, spring 2010 handbags

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angela 11-19-2009 @ 9:32AM

I like this new styles shape but just not like the edge making way.really the shape like maple leaf,just the color with the edge looks with little vintage effect.sure someone like this feeling.

I come through one website:http://www.luxurysalle.com
there're many perfect cluthes,handbags,shoes,boots and etc.the pictures shows wonderful leather feeling and the hardware.
most interesting is those Free shipping!

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