I have officially started my "3 in 31", even though I didn't carry any bag at all today. DH and I took a long walk by the bay, but he drove, so all I brought with me was my phone, in my jacket pocket.
Anyway, here are the three bags I'll be carrying in the month of January: Mulberry Alexa (for days when I need to carry a lot, and/or when it rains); Marc Jacobs Large Single (for dressy-ish occasions); Fendi By The Way (for days when the weather is nicer and I don't need to carry quite as much).
The MJ single looks larger than the Fendi, but that's just because of the angle of the photograph. Actually, the Fendi is somewhat larger than the MJ bag. But it's a more casual bag, because I carry it cross body, so it isn't really appropriate for dressy occasions. The leather on the MJ bag is lamb and has a bit of a glossy finish to it, which makes it dressier. Plus the color lends a bit of pop in the winter, when I tend to wear either black or navy. The Mulberry Alexa is too well-made to be considered a true "carefree" bag, but I've been in heavy coastal storms while carrying it, and it's absolutely indestructible.

Anyway, here are the three bags I'll be carrying in the month of January: Mulberry Alexa (for days when I need to carry a lot, and/or when it rains); Marc Jacobs Large Single (for dressy-ish occasions); Fendi By The Way (for days when the weather is nicer and I don't need to carry quite as much).
The MJ single looks larger than the Fendi, but that's just because of the angle of the photograph. Actually, the Fendi is somewhat larger than the MJ bag. But it's a more casual bag, because I carry it cross body, so it isn't really appropriate for dressy occasions. The leather on the MJ bag is lamb and has a bit of a glossy finish to it, which makes it dressier. Plus the color lends a bit of pop in the winter, when I tend to wear either black or navy. The Mulberry Alexa is too well-made to be considered a true "carefree" bag, but I've been in heavy coastal storms while carrying it, and it's absolutely indestructible.
