Weekend Obsession: Adriana Castro Nina Clutch
Saturday, February 6th, 2010Every celebrity, athlete, and sports fan has taken over South Florida for the New Orleans Saints taking on the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl XLIV. While some are here to go to the game, many are just soaking up the Florida sun and partaking in one of thousands of events be held around South Florida. This truly is the place to be right now!
Kim Kardashian has already shown us her love of Adriana Castro bags, when she carried her Modish Clutch. Last night Kim got dolled up and headed to Prime 112 to dine while debuting an Adriana Castro bag that had not been seen before, the Nina Clutch. The clutch is an oversized envelope style that worked perfectly with Kim’s bright bold printed dress. Not only are we loving this clutch, we are loving Kim’s entire look. Because this is the first we see of the Adriana Castro Nina Clutch and we love Kim Kardashian’s look so much, this is our weekend obsession!

The Nina Clutch will be available in crocodile for $1,495, lizard for $1,160, and python for $945. This is just one more bag and celeb to add to the list of Celebs who love carrying Adriana Castro bags. Email info@adrianacastroonline.com to secure your Nina clutch from the Fall 2010 collection.
Even better is that Adriana Castro has set up a special code for all PurseBlog readers for Spring 2010 bags! Right now you can order Spring bags and receive 30% off. Email: info@adrianacastroonline.com and check Adriana Castro online.
CODE: ACPURSEBLOGSPRING for 30% off (Note: this clutch is not included as it is fall)
Original post by Megs Mahoney Dusil










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