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"   L&amp;#039;Wren Scott with her Lula pochette at the CFDAs. Photo: Getty Images  Yesterday morning Barneys hosted a breakfast for online media to celebrate and discuss L&amp;#039;Wren Scott&amp;#039;s new handbag, the Lula. It&amp;#039;s the first bag from the designer who may have ushered in the era of teeny-tiny-over-lunch-Fashion Week presentations and this was her first exposure to &amp;quot;bloggers.&amp;quot; Though the media included journalists from the Huffington Post, Fashionista, the AP and numerous magazines, Scott and the morning&amp;#039;s commentator, Adam Glassman, had a revelatory moment. &amp;quot;I was scared of these bloggers, `Do people ever get to see them? I can&amp;#039;t believe I&amp;#039;m getting to see them...&amp;#039; Everyone has this perception that the bloggers, they say horrible things about you and they hide behind their computers where you can&amp;#039;t see them,&amp;quot; said Scott, repeating what her fashion friends had told her. &amp;quot;They even bathe!&amp;quot; chimed in Simon Doonan. Once the novelty wore off Scott spoke passionately about the creation of her perfect handbag. &amp;quot;It was always sort of my dream to make handbags and I wanted a handbag that was very sharp, very structured, very tailored...I wanted a bag you could put all of your things in it, you can open it, you could close it, you could hid all your tricks, but it&amp;#039;s not all lumpy,&amp;quot; she said. &amp;quot;It still looks chic when it&amp;#039;s sitting there.&amp;quot;   The Lula bag in large red python.  Scott&amp;#039;s starting with a small run of bags (they&amp;#039;re exclusive to Barneys) in two sizes, small and large. The large, as well as the weekender, also hold an envelope-like pochette which doubles as a wallet or a clutch. There&amp;#039;s a subtle logo on the inside and pockets in which one can fit an iPad, iPhone, lipstick and Blackberry. As for the palette, it matches Scott&amp;#039;s fall collection: mauve, burgundy, black and purple (&amp;quot;it&amp;#039;s a neutral&amp;quot;). Lula comes from her mother, &amp;quot;She always had a really chic and sleek bag and whenever she came home I would hear the noise of the bag swinging down and closing. The sound was a big memory to me, she always had the same bag, one she obviously really invested in. It was her forever bag.&amp;quot; As for the inevitable, &amp;quot;Would you ever collaborate with\u2014&amp;quot; question, Scott&amp;#039;s the least likely candidate. She&amp;#039;s costumed films and dressed Oprah (&amp;quot;I went on and I saw the end of her show and I was just in tears like everyone else. I mean it was just so emotional.&amp;quot;) and her own collection occupies the top of the luxury sphere. However, it does sound like there&amp;#039;s a lower priced line on the horizon. &amp;quot;I wish I could tell you, but I&amp;#039;m not allowed,&amp;quot; she said when asked if she&amp;#039;ll address the customer who can&amp;#039;t afford a $2,700 handbag. Given the wink and smile that accompanied her no comment, we&amp;#039;re guessing something&amp;#039;s in the works right now. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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