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Alexis Mabille for CoutureLab Black Tie Clutch, Handbag of the Day
Filed under: Handbags
Firstly, in case you skipped the title and only look at pictures, this is not a tie, but a handbag. This clutch consists of two separated pockets, perfectly forming a 15" x 6 2/3" (approximate) bow tie. It's a bit larger than your average bow tie, but it would certainly be more than appropriate for any black tie event. No pun ... attempted.
This bag is "handmade from luxurious Duchesse silk satin," and features hidden brass zippers so you don't accidentally lose the contents. A purse like this may not be eye-catching at first, but as soon as someone notices it, they're sure to be pointing it out to people all evening.
The Alexis Mabille for CoutureLab Black Tie Clutch is available from CoutureLab for approximately $706.00.


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by Christian Stein and John Morgan on Jun 13, 2012 at 12:35 pm ET
Top-ranked bantamweight Bibiano Fernandes (11-3) isn't making his way to the UFC just yet, but the Brazilian submission ace isn't ruling out an eventual move to the octagon.
But after UFC officials announced he would be competing at UFC 149, only to later say an injury forced him out of a planned matchup with Roland Delorme, Fernandes wants the world to know he's healthy and ready to fight for the right offer.
"UFC is one of the largest promotions in the world," Fernandes told MMAjunkie.com(www.mmajunkie.com) in his native Portuguese. "Unfortunately, we weren't able to agree to terms this time around. In the future, who knows? I'll remain ready and prepared."
The 32-year-old native of Manaus, Brazil, has been fighting professionally since 2004. However, he's best known for a nine-fight stint under the DREAM banner, during which he won and lost the DREAM featherweight title before later dropping to bantamweight and earning a championship in that division.
In fact, Fernandes, who now resides in Canada, is still DREAM's reigning bantamweight champ, and he'd be happy to fight for the promotion again. But with the fight banner facing financial uncertainty, company executives allowed Fernandes to seek other opportunities.
"I respect them a lot," Fernandes said of DREAM officials. "They've helped me a lot. They introduced to the fight world, and I won three belts in their promotion: grand prix, featherweight and bantamweight. I respect them for everything they've done for me. I'm very thankful.
"I respect DREAM and would fight for them again, but currently there are no planned cards. I'm a free agent. I am able to fight elsewhere."
A five-time Brazilian jiu-jitsu world champion, Fernandes' MMA career didn't exactly start out on the right foot. Of course, when you fight Urijah Faber in your second career fight, followed by a vintage Norifumi "Kid" Yamamoto, those things tend to happen. Still, Fernandes insists he wouldn't change a thing.
"I came in with only jiu-jitsu," Fernandes admitted. "My mind was stuck on jiu-jitsu. I'm someone who enjoys to fight from the bottom, to throw triangles, locks, chokes, etc. When I was booked to fight Urijah Faber, I decided I was not going to compete in jiu-jitsu tournaments anymore. It was a challenge I gave myself. And I used to believe that jiu-jitsu would always beat other martial arts. I faced Urijah without training MMA whatsoever. I took a beating. We talked afterwards, and I respect him.
"Around this time I had already moved to Canada. Then I was booked for a fight in Japan against 'Kid' Yamamoto. Everyone told me I was going to get knocked out. For this fight, I started training in boxing and wrestling. In my mind, I knew I would put on a good fight, but I also knew he was going to win because I had not yet matured in the sport of MMA. But I faced him regardless. I took the fight to him. I wasn't a standup expert, but I did my best and lasted all three rounds against him. I almost caught him a few times. After this fight, I finally felt mentally ready for MMA. Not only the body, but the spirit must also be ready. After Yamamoto, I finally understood what MMA was."
Following those back-to-back losses, Fernandes went on a tear. He currently is 10-1 in his past 11 fights, and he boasts wins over the likes of Antonio Banuelos, Joachim Hansen, Masakazu Imanari, Hiroyuki Takaya and former Bellator champ Joe Warren.
"The Flash" said his recent run, built over the course of the past four years, has seen him mature into a complete fighter.
"I respect all my opponents," Fernandes said. "I respect those who help me. I show gratitude. So Joe Warren helped me. Joachim Hansen also helped me. I was able to feel how Joe's body moved, to feel his wrestling. And my body, it copies things. I'm able to see, feel, and then do. That's how I am. Same thing with Joachim Hansen. He's an excellent fighter. He's got great punches. Even today, I still remember that knee with which he hit me in the face. Those guys are good.
"When I started in MMA, I started fighting against some of the best, right away. I could have given up, but I toughed it out. I'm still here. I've taken beatings, elbows to the face that required 20 stitches. I fought Hansen, Takaya, 'Kid' Yamamoto, Rodolfo Marques, Antonio Banuelos. I only faced beasts. That's why I'm where I am today."
It's that run that had MMA hardcores salivating at the opportunity to see Fernandes fight in the octagon. Fernandes still seems open to the possibility, but sources close to the fighter indicated he currently is entertaining other offers, including a potentially lucrative deal with ONE FC. And if DREAM does somehow survive its current woes to host another event, Fernandes would be happy to return to that ring, as well.
In short, Fernandes' next appearance is still uncertain. However, he wants fans to know he's definitely not hurt, and he hopes to make an announcement regarding his intentions very soon.
"I don't know if DREAM will or won't be around," Fernandes said. "I'm just carrying on with my life."