Not too long ago, I had the pleasure of styling an intimate editorial shoot on a white sand beach in Mexico with our Merci New York for Madame Mathilde clutches . Lucky for me, the lovely Petronella Lugemwa photographed the collection, and her resulting images were – as always – totally stunning! Take a peek!
Our Petite Gold Leather Clutch adds just the right amount of sparkle to a wedding look, and it comes with a chic little chain that can be put on post-wedding. I love wearing it with a little black dress for cocktail parties, or even with a tank and jeans for a chic, casual look. Plus, you can choose between two different brooch options, making it an awesome bridesmaid gift, too. {And there’s also the choice of silver or black leather, of course}.
Our larger, Classic Coral {vegan!} Leather Clutch is AMAZING for the honeymoon… Or truly, any colorful summer outfit. The material is durable, yet chicly dusted with flecks of gold to show off the textured “scales” of the bag. It’s one of my personal favorites!
Looking for a little “something blue” for your wedding wardrobe? We first designed this Petite Turquoise Faux Leather Python Clutch with our sixties-inspired Audrey Brooch, and think it has a decidedly ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’ feel. However, girls who love art-deco style can opt for the above Greta Brooch instead – It’s the same bag, but topped with a Gatsby-esque brooch that would put Daisy Buchanan to shame {and pairs so well with all your deco-dent accessories}.
Vegan leather clutches come in two sizes, as well as summery coral and sunflower yellow shades!
So that’s a sneak peek of just a few clutches in the Spring Merci New York for Madame Mathilde line… Be sure to swing by our Merci New York online shop to see the whole collection, {we hope you share your favorites!}, and check out Petronella’s site for more of her oh-so-pretty photos!
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About the photographer, Petronella Lugemwa: Petronella Lugemwa was born in Uganda and is a New York based destination multicultural wedding and proposal photographer. She believes that many immigrant children struggle with the same cultural challenges she faced coming to America, and as a photographer, her goal is to beautifully celebrate her couple’s stories through photographs. All photos courtesy of Petronella Lugemwa .
