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When it comes to Bethenny Frankel’s go-to purses, the cat’s out of the (Amazon) bag.
The self-proclaimed “accidental influencer” continued her “Handbag University” video series on Instagram Thursday, this time spotlighting the under-$50 Rejolly Crossbody Bag.
“The bag I bought in five colors,” she wrote on her Instagram Story of the petite purse, which comes in a whopping 26 colors in suede and faux leather finishes.
“I can’t believe my life,” she raved, speculating that the design might be “mimicking” a popular Loro Piana bag. (She was likely referencing the Extra Pocket, which starts at $3,000).
“It feels like it’s real [leather],” the “Just B” podcast host added of the Rejolly replica. “I want this for every time I do a relief effort … every time I get on a plane, I cheat and have another bag I can stick into my carry-on.”
She’s not the only one stocking up on the cute carryall, as it’s earned a 4.1-star average out of over 330 reviews to date.
“The color is exquisite and the texture of the bag feels expensive,” one Amazon shopper wrote, while a second called it “such a great find.”
“My taste and clothing tends to lean more on the designer side,” a third chimed in. “I say this because I’m thoroughly impressed by the quality!”
If it catches your eye, just be (or should we say, just B?) sure to shop fast, as Frankel believes it “will sell out.”
The star’s been putting a bevy of bags to the test recently, from the Walmart “Wirkin” to several JW Pei purses.
She gave the latter brand’s under-$150 Thea Top Handle Bag, Lucia Bag and Orla Weave Handbag coveted rave reviews, even calling the Orla Weave “unbelievable.”
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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Page Six Style. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.
