MC shoes plus a MC bag?! too much???

#46
I agree with those that have said being matchy-matchy with shoes and bags only works when the MC bag is small (like the modeling photo of jessjulesmom). Or when the shoes/bag are a more descrete pattern like the Damier otherwise it's a bit too much IMHO.
 
#47
I would only wear the shoes and the bag together if the rest of the outfit is monocolor like black. I have done it, but I don't care what others think! I think shoes and a bag are far enough apart for it not to be cheesy.
 
#48
jessjulesmom said:
I think it looks great as long as what you are wearing otherwise is subtle. I love to match my shoes with my bag. Here I am with my wedges and pochette.
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I like these together because the pochette is small. (I think I have the same shoes in white - have you had then a few years?) Generally I try to mix up designers and designer pieces . . .
 
#50
Jess looks adorable. However, she is not wearing the MC sneakers. The sneakers look like clown shoes in real life. They are very loud. I can post a pic of the sneakers if you want. lol
 
#52
phoebe_0526 said:
Kathy, please do. :yes:

i am wondering how come the sneaker is very loud in real life. is it any differences with pump or sandal?

thank a lot
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Seriously, this sneaker is so loud that you could be seen a mile away. lol. I would definitely get the sandal or mule instead. Here's a pic of my mistake:
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These shoes are almost neo looking. Here's another with a MC bag:
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#54
KathyD said:
Seriously, this sneaker is so loud that you could be seen a mile away. lol. I would definitely get the sandal or mule instead. Here's a pic of my mistake:
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These shoes are almost neo looking. Here's another with a MC bag:
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Wow... that would definitely be too much going on at once. Are those sneaks comfortable?
 
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