Garden party GM for men? Be honest

[clocharddeluxe]

Hi guys and girls!​

First of all: HAPPY NEW YEAR!​

May 2007 be a wonderfull year with lots of orange boxes!​

Do you guys think a Garden party ( color: grey/brown )
can be worn buy a guy?​

I am a very simplistic guy with simple seven jeans and cardigans/tees by Ralph Lauren.
I'm not a flashy lollipop or something....​

I think I can work it....​

BTW: has anybody pics from someone sporting a Garden Party GM?​

 

[nathansgirl1908]

THX b*tches and h*'s!​

 

[hennaria]

leave the last bit out......not meant to be old fashioned but you better behave yourself here.....

on to your qustion: YES a guy can rock a bigger garden party....but I would avoid the toile/leather mix.

black on black leather or grey(etoupe) would look wonderful....especially when worn with simple clothing.

regards

 

[Kat]

definitely not IMO. The Garden Party is a "girlie" bag.

 

[crochetbella]

I think a black one would look fine.

 

[Kallie Girl]

THX b*tches and h*'s!​

Sorry, but I doubt if any of us appreciate this sort of reference.

 

[lovehermes]

definitely not IMO. The Garden Party is a "girlie" bag.

agree

 

[hermesgroupie]

Well, I've seen guys carry it, and, well..........................no, it just looked to femme.

 

[S'Mom]

THX b*tches and h*'s!​

[/QUOTE]


Whoopsie, Chlochar....... this is a no-no

But all that aside, I don't think a man can pull it off, IMO. Too femme.....really. How about a Valparaiso?

 

[La Monsieur]

What about a Garden Party Tote?

 

[Baggaholic]

Whoopsie, Chlochar....... this is a no-no

 

[don't blow!]

I'm all for a man and his oversized Birkin, but not this.

The bag IS named Garden Party, i'd take that as a hint

 

[mudmud]

Oh no.. are we going to get a "can guys wear a kelly?" next?

 

[hermesgroupie]

Oh no.. are we going to get a "can guys wear a kelly?" next?

Um......that question's actually been asked already.

 

[nathansgirl1908]

I don't feel a man should carry a garden party, a kelly, a bolide, a picotin, a paris-bombay, a dalvy (however you spell it), a plume, a constance, or even a birkin. Did I miss anything?