Try to think about the last time you decided to invest in an evening bag.
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She also packs her makeup in a sleek pouch that doubles as an evening bag.
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From afar, Lorde's bright red flask almost looks like a shiny evening bag that matched her dress.
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Using a traditional evening bag as our daily carryall gives us just the right amount of rebellious spark.
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Occasionally, very occasionally, a piece would escape the inferno and we'd be given a delicate 1920s watch or a silver-mesh evening bag.
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And shoot: during the war she slept with a revolver under her pillow; spares included a small pearl-handled one for her evening bag.
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For men, it's a chic black toiletry case; women get a small cream and black clutch that could do double duty as an evening bag.
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Whether classic or crazy, an evening bag can do a lot more than just carry a lipstick and a phone: It can make a style statement.
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Just like it is a known fact that "a woman carries an evening bag at dinner time," it is a known fact that Céline Dion has the range.
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She added a gold hoop earrings, a gold sequin evening bag, and continued to embrace her extension-free top knot as she embarked on a day of meetings.
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A Matryoshka evening bag from the 2012 Chanel Métiers d'Art Paris-Bombay collection, a style produced in such small quantities that it has become a collector's favorite, fetched $1,123, over triple the original price.
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In 28, while attending the Gabelli School of Business at Fordham University, she created Yasmena, a beaded evening bag with a wrist strap and loop for the middle finger, intended to let one carry with unobtrusive ease.
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At major charity events, it was common for a woman who had left her Leiber evening bag on the table while she danced to find on her return that other guests had gathered around her table to admire it.
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The aesthetic of Rose-Marie Huuva's "Evening Bag" (1985) and "Bracelet" (1985) is classic mid-1980s fashion, but closer inspection reveals symbols of Sámi handwork, materials the booklet tells us are datneárpu (tin thread) and sitsi (tanned reindeer hide).
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Lucky for you, Tyler Ellis, the accessories designer whose pieces land on the biggest names in Hollywood is giving us the scoop (and also the daughter of famed designer Perry Ellis), is answering some of our most pressing evening bag questions.
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Right this very moment, the chosen ones in Hollywood are carefully considering their words, listing every agent and publicist, and jotting down some witty asides onto index cards, which they will carefully tuck inside a jacket pocket or Swarovski-embellished evening bag.
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The food was genuinely very good too, and you're paying for the experience of how it's served as much as the setting and the service — for example, I had put my evening bag on the table, but the staff brought a little stool for it.
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And if you thought those pieces were over the top just wait until you feast your eyes on this gold and diamond evening bag worth $15,000, mabé pearl, diamond and onyx Bulgari ring for $0003,000, a pair of $1,500 Ruser diamond ear clips, and $7,000 Van Cleef & Arpels diamond and platinum ear pendants.
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In 1993, the perfume was reformulated by Hubert Fraysse, brother of André and founder of fragrance manufacturer Synarome. A special edition minaudière (evening bag) was launched in 2013 to mark the 85th birthday of the perfume.
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Minaudière created in 1934 by Van Cleef & Arpels for millionaire Florence Gould. A minaudière is a women's fashion accessory, generally considered a jewelry piece, intended to substitute for an evening bag. A case with compartments, it allows storage for several items in a small space, such as a makeup compact, lipstick, watch, reading glasses, or keys. The minaudière appeared during the 1930s.
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The wrong person dies because of Iris's evening bag and the toast to her, the conjuring trick that saves her life. After the entertainment, George proposes a toast to Iris, when all sip champagne except her, being toasted. When the group leaves the table to dance, Iris drops her bag; a young waiter, retrieving it, misplaces it at the seat adjacent hers. When the group returns to the table, Iris sits one seat askew due to the misplaced bag.
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John Cardwell, a trombone player, is only one of a large group of unemployed musicians. He tries unsuccessfully to gain an interview and audition with Leopold Stokowski, but not to disappoint his daughter, Patricia (Patsy), he tells her that he has managed to get the job with Stokowski's orchestra. Patsy soon learns the truth and also learns that her father, desperate for rent money, has used some of the cash in a lady's evening bag he has found to pay his debts. The irrepressible and wilful Patsy seeks an interview with Mrs.
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The museum receives many donations from collectors who, for ethical reasons, no longer wish to keep animal-based handbags themselves. Brand name bags came to the fore in the 1950s, and the museum holds many examples, including several quilted Chanel purses, early examples of Gucci's bamboo-handled handbag, and the Hermès Kelly Bag. There are also bags on display with a larger history: the museum displays a handbag owned by Margaret Thatcher, as well as a Judith Leiber minaudière identical to the one Hillary Clinton brought to the 1993 Inauguration Ball shaped like the Clinton cat, Socks."Evening bag 'Socks', Judith Leiber, USA, 1996".
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The atmosphere of on-coming tragedy was heightened when the hall porter died from pneumonia, followed soon after by one of the hydro's housemaids who died of blood poisoning. Miss Marple dates the tragedy from when Mr Sanders overheard her and two other ladies talking about this latter death. His wife was out playing bridge with friends, and early in the evening Mr Sanders returned from a trip out with two of his friends and asked Miss Marple and the other ladies' opinions on an evening bag that he'd bought for his wife as a Christmas present. They went up to his room and saw the body of Mrs Sanders on the floor, felled by a sandbag.
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She became painfully aware of his malacological interests when one day on their honeymoon in Switzerland, they were returning home late in the evening and Dolf found a beautiful specimen of the slug Limax cinereoniger that he wanted for his collection. However, not having any glass vials with him (plastic bags were unknown in those days) he asked to use Wenda's evening bag to bring the animal home. Originally intending to depart to the Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia) after his studies, this became impossible when the former Dutch colony declared independence on 27 December 1949. Since Dolf had a firm interest in the tropics, the van Bruggens decided to move to Africa instead.
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