Jill Stuart, like many designers, has been known to name her bags after models.
So far, she’s made The Gemma, The Freja, and even a Calista (ok, maybe they’re not all models.)
But now, she’s doing it with shirts, too.
Witnessed this weekend while shopping: a few different blouses all named The Behati, also seen on Bluefly, at left.
And there you have it.
But we think we would have preferred a super skinny clutch.
Tags: Behati Prinsloo, Bluefly, Jill Stuart



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i agree, why would she want to name a top after a model? she should stick to naming accessories after models…
Well if a shirt was named after a model i like, especially behati, i would probably be twice as likely to buy it. I really enjoy those kinds of things, on shirts of bags or anything.