For me, the more I spend on a bag, the more versatile it needs to be; so my pricier bags tend to be neutrals. My less pricey bags have been the whites and colorful ones - you know, harder to coordinate with and ones that get dirty easily.
Not as interested in WHAT your most expensive bag is, or what exactly it cost - just:
What color is it? And I'm talking what YOU actually paid for it, not retail.
I'll start:
Up til last week it was a dark dark chocolate brown bag; then I returned that one and now it's the LV Damier print (the chocolate and brown checkerboard pattern).
Your turn!
Not as interested in WHAT your most expensive bag is, or what exactly it cost - just:
What color is it? And I'm talking what YOU actually paid for it, not retail.
I'll start:
Up til last week it was a dark dark chocolate brown bag; then I returned that one and now it's the LV Damier print (the chocolate and brown checkerboard pattern).
Your turn!
it! Before I got it I worried that I'd have to coordinate it with what I was wearing and that because it's a bright color I'd be limited, but I've been carrying it nonstop since I got it (and committing all kinds of fashion faux pas along the way I'm sure). But heck, I love this bag and life is too short to keep it sitting in my closet so I rock it as much as I can! 
