Friends, countrymen, fashionistas—lend me your two seconds of internet attention. The new "It" bag is here, and if it looks familiar that's because you probably stuffed a very similar looking item into your Winnie the Pooh lunchbox circa '89 to '10.
This "Metal Crisp Packet Clutch" by buzzy designer Anya Hindmarch is available for $1,595—and even with its resemblance to a Capri Sun juice packet, it's flying off the shelves and into the hands of basically every Hollywood A-lister and up-and-coming star.
Here's Kerry Washington carrying it at the GLAAD Awards:
Here's Lily James going for some metallic flair at the Cinderella press stop in Mexico City:
Rosamund Pike also sported the clutch at the W magazine Golden Globes party:
And even Olivia Wilde wore the cool clutch (in gold, ooooh!) to the Elle Awards:
The bag features a metallic shell, soft suede inner lining, and a detachable shoulder strap. And while it may be an investment piece, who doesn't want a bit of chic nostalgia every time they search for their lipstick?
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(Side note: Does it come in Pacific Cooler?)
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