Jordyn Woods' lucky orange bag from her brand Woods by Jordan was placed on display at the Guggenheim Museum following the New York Knicks' championship win.
Jordyn Woods' lucky orange bag from her brand Woods by Jordan was placed on display at the Guggenheim Museum following the New York Knicks' championship win.
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Jackie reports that Jordyn Woods' orange bag — from her own brand, Woods by Jordan — has been given a place of honor at the Guggenheim following the Knicks' historic championship run. [1] — Claudia Oshry "Knicks lost only 1 game without the bag: The Knicks lost one game during their playoff run — the one game Jordyn Woods did not bring her lu…" 54:35 Claudia clarifies the totemic logic: the Knicks won every game Jordyn brought the bag and lost the single game she didn't. The bag has been completely sold out since the championship. For Jackie and Claudia, the business angle is the real story: Jordyn's own label is now in a museum, and Karl-Anthony Towns amplifies it by always name-dropping the brand in interviews rather than just calling it 'the bag.' The segment closes with speculation that Jordyn and KAT will marry this summer — she's reportedly had her bachelorette party already — and a brief musing on whether Kylie Jenner will be invited, given the unresolved Tristan Thompson fallout.
Jordyn Woods' lucky orange bag from her brand Woods by Jordan was placed on display at the Guggenheim after the Knicks' historic championship win. The bag accompanied the team to every game they won; they lost the one game she didn't bring it. The bag has been sold out ever since, and KAT always makes sure to say the brand name.
The Knicks lost one game during their playoff run — the one game Jordyn Woods did not bring her lucky orange bag to.
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