Talk about variety, the Allegra Bag from Vivre -- named after Eva's daughter -- comes in a plethora of color palettes, materials, and moods that can serve as a day tote, an evening bag or a vacation sack with plenty of style. Although the space is limited concerning bulky items (no extra pair of shoes or large cosmetic bags ladies) its sleek profile could easily accommodate business documents, a few simple necessities and a slim organizer or just as easily a magazine for the road, your ipod and a snack to hold you over before happy hour. No matter what it holds the choices of Allegra bags range from haircalf, leather, cork, straw weave, python and beyond and the price ranges from $195-$495 so you don't have to choose just one!

So Eva Longoria and Tony Parker finally made it official this past weekend when they got married in France. What better way to promise their eternal love to each other than with these beautiful and unique Piaget Possession wedding bands -- made of two bands that are "inseparably linked, turning together for eternity." Eva's features double rows of brilliant cut diamonds divided by a row of 27 square cut diamonds down the center (for a total of 107 jewels), and Tony's is elegance in its simplest form. Both rings are 18k white gold and, per the couple's request, have a personalized French engraving on the inside.

In addition to choosing Piaget for their wedding bands, Eva also ordered a one-of-a-kind timepiece made as a wedding gift for her new husband. A customized version of the Piaget Polo watch, the Piaget 'Number 9' features a 43mm white gold case, a slate grey 18K gold and titanium bezel and matching slate grey dial, and 50 diamonds in the shape of his MVP number 9 -- so it's truly just for him.

Whether you love this Hula Hula clock by Tony Wurman for its beauty or its construction, it earns your appreciation either way. Looking at it you get a crazy mix of colored stripes turned every which way on pieces seamed together in a way commonly used in traditional glass work. And although it looks like glass (reflective and luminescent) and acts like rubber (flexible and resilient), it's actually made of a special blend of eva hotmelt adhesive plastic. Hand crafted in New York city, there is no waste and all excess materials are recycled and reused. The Hula Hula clock measures 12" in diameter and is available for $246.