This purse deserves its own parade.
Jordyn Woods supported fiancé Karl-Anthony Towns at the Knicks parade Thursday — and brought her lucky bag, of course.
She paired her Towns jersey with white straight-leg jeans embroidered with “Mrs. Towns” across the back.
She topped her look with a blue-and-orange Knicks cap and sunglasses, and coordinated with her beau in a custom diamond Knicks pendant from Alex Moss.
The star of the show, however, was her lucky orange bag: a $125 faux ostrich clutch from her own Woods by Jordyn label.
She teased the accessory’s presence at the parade on “Today with Jenna & Sheinelle” Wednesday, sharing, “It will come. And then I think she needs a rest … After tomorrow, I’m going to hang [the bag] in the rafters.”
When host Jenna Bush Hager joked that the bag needed a vacation, Woods laughed, “Maybe I’ll bring her to Disney World. I think she deserves it.”
The bag has become an icon among Knicks fans, with Woods bringing it to every single game the team won during the finals.
During Game 3 at Madison Square Garden, thanks to a strict no-bag policy due to President Donald Trump’s attendance, Woods was unable to take her back into the arena for the one game that the Knicks went on to lose.
It seems that Woods got some special permission to bring the purse to the parade as there was again a no-bag policy in place.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani himself approved, holding the bag in an Instagram pic posted by Woods. Towns, too, hoisted it along with the NBA East Conference Championship trophy while on the same float.
Fans hoping to score their own magic purse will have to wait — the style is completely sold out but available for pre-order.
