Back in September, Jennifer had posted in TBF a comment about a Judith Leiber Snowy Owl Pillbox. That tiny little guy sure ... a shelf or inside a curio, not something that had any practical purpose. Well it appears that Judith Leiber has decided to take this cute little owl and made him a wee bit more functional. Introducing the Judith Leiber Crystal-Embellished Owl Clutch! This gorgeous piece is ...

... (pronounced me-no-dyear -- the term is of French origin) -- from Judith Leiber. This designer has been a longtime favorite, for charity ball ... perfect accessory. (Indeed, the collection seems designed specifically for this event!) But the Judith Leiber company also fixed the odds: as a sponsor of ... reading At Wildlife Gala, Ladies Go Wild for Judith Leiber Minaudieres At Wildlife Gala, Ladies Go ...

The plywood has been taken down from Judith Leiber's future shop on Rodeo Drive, as witnessed in this somewhat obscured drive-by shot. Definitely a sleeker, more minimalist look than Leiber's plush South Coast Plaza boutique, but we ... the bags take the spotlight. The store is set to open in July. · Storecasting: Judith Leiber Making Strides on Rodeo · Judith Leiber

... suckers aren't they? Even disguised as a little beaded bag, I am scared. You know, I have never got the whole Judith Leiber kitschy beaded minaudieres craze (but ask me when I'm 50, I might change my mind). First, they are expensive beyond and yes, I do realize it' ... this owl-- STOP staring at me. You, yes, you-- the hooter! Stop it! Judith Leiber Owl $4,050 at Net-a- ...

While I'm not a fan of Judith Leiber, I have to give that lady credit for building a cult brand and being inventive. Take this crystal beaded asparagus minaudiere with metallic leather lining and chain shoulder strap available on Glit Group $2,298.00 (originally $4600). It's hilariously over-the-top eccentric & we love it! A food & fashion lover ...

Thursday, May 24, 1951Dear Judy,Spent yesterday evening being jealous of the second installment of "Mars Child." You know, it's the things closest to us, most intimately linked to our own thoughts, and that stir our own feelings most, that we're most jealous of. But it's with such things that jealousy is most inappropriate, least to anyone's advantage -- and always best ...