Jordyn Woods, wife of Knicks star Karl-Anthony Towns, brought a new orange Hermès Birkin to Madison Square Garden for the New York Knicks' commanding 135-105 victory over the Chicago Bulls on November 4, 2026. The fashion moment echoed a retired 'lucky' bag she carried throughout the team's championship run last season, adding a stylish footnote to a dominant home performance. The Knicks' offense was unstoppable, putting up 135 points to secure their second straight win and improve to a 4-1 record in their last five games.
Woods' accessory was a rare orange Hermès Matte Alligator Birkin. It featured palladium hardware and tonal stitching, a nearly identical match for the beloved bag she retired after the 2026 NBA Finals. She accessorized it with a specific blue-and-orange Rodeo Pègase charm, a detail she first showed fans back in February. The color scheme, of course, perfectly matches the Knicks' iconic team colors. Woods previously revealed she had officially retired the original lucky bag from her own Woods by Jordyn line, making this Hermès piece its high-fashion successor for the new season.
The bag's debut coincided with an explosive night for the team. The New York Knicks dismantled the Chicago Bulls 135-105 at Madison Square Garden. This blowout win on November 4 followed a solid 103-90 road victory against the Brooklyn Nets just two days prior. Their recent form shows a team finding its rhythm with four wins in their last five outings. The only blemish in that stretch was a tight 98-93 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers on October 30.
Head coach Tom Thibodeau will look to extend the team's two-game winning streak as they hit the road. The next challenge is a matchup against the Cleveland Cavaliers on November 7, 2026. It's the start of a critical early-season stretch where maintaining defensive intensity will be key. The Knicks have shown they can score in bunches, as seen in the 133-127 win over these same Bulls on October 28 and the 111-97 victory against Detroit. But consistency on the perimeter and limiting turnovers will define their success against playoff-caliber opponents. Players like Karl-Anthony Towns will be central to that effort, providing scoring and rebounding in the paint.
