2019 resolution - shopping my own bag and wallet collection. Any one else?

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momasaurus said:
Yesterday: View attachment 4588114 View attachment 4588115 Carried my orange Trim 31 in gulliver (swift) leather. Most of my H bags have some little flaw (because all are from the secondary market), which means I'm not afraid to actually use them. (Because it's a closet, not a museum.) This one has a little mark (like a small pencil line) that I haven't tried to clean because I don't know enough about this leather.
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What a great color too!
It *is* a closet - not a museum!
momasaurus said:
Thank you. I'm always relieved when there is already a little mark or scratch. I can't stand the pressure of new shiny things, LOL.
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I agree 100%.
The first thing I did after getting the Drag 2 was bump into the snow blower in the garage. :facepalm:
If it had been a brand spankin' new purse, in pristine shape - I would have been SO upset. Instead I said "Pppfffttt - you idiot.", brushed it off and walked into the house.
dcooney4 said:
I like the kitten heal without the strap around the ankle for a more elegant look. Though I do like the other shoe too.
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Thank you - I think I'm beginning to lean toward this one too.
dcooney4 said:
For once I have one in each category.
Tori Burch Medium Thea Wallet
Mulberry Small Bayswater Satchel
Miu Miu
Tori Burch Small Thea Convertible
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Oooo - that Bayswater - i Love the color!

Thanks everyone for helping me decide! Packing is done except for the last minute things!
 
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Cookiefiend said:
Ladies - might impose upon you all for a bit of sartorial advice?
We’re leaving for Paris in two days and I’m trying to pack sensibly. We had two nice dinners set and I’ll be wearing a skirt - so I’d like to wear a heel. But - which pair?
Both are comfortable, both are black. One has a very low heel, one has a mid-height chunky heel.
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Both look great (you have fab legs). For me it depends on the length/shape of skirt.

Pencil or straight skirt would look adorable with the higher heel but anything more conceptual and fashion forward with the lower
 
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Cookiefiend said:
Hahaa - that's my plan!
We also have a day trip to Champagne scheduled - two small favorite producers!

I bought these shoes especially for the trip, the chunkier heel seems very fashion-forward, edgier chic like you say. i also thought they would be better for walking, but it's supposed to be pretty cold so we might not walk as much as I had planned.
My outfit though is *fairly* classic though - navy skirt, cream silk blouse with a round embroidered collar (embroidery is also cream so you don't really notice it), and a short, navy tweed-like jacket with a round collar and slight peplum at the waist. But the jacket zips and so do the cuffs… so there is a bit of an edge there. :cool:
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OK, then I think the ankle steps/chunky heel
 
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Cookiefiend said:
Ladies - might impose upon you all for a bit of sartorial advice?
We’re leaving for Paris in two days and I’m trying to pack sensibly. We had two nice dinners set and I’ll be wearing a skirt - so I’d like to wear a heel. But - which pair?
Both are comfortable, both are black. One has a very low heel, one has a mid-height chunky heel.
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Block heels!
if it rains, the higher heels will be more comfy to walk in, on the wet road low ones will get your heels wet in no time
essiedub said:
I like the chunkier with ankle strap. Edgier chic;)
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I'm guessing we're showing Mulberry and TB this week but unfortunately I have neither.

My sister is a HUGE Mulberry fan and has long been so, so I probably didn't go that way for the sake of forging a separate identity. I 100% appreciate the leather and many of designs too though so I will admire yours. TB I know nothing about. .
 
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Cookiefiend said:
What a great color too!
It *is* a closet - not a museum!

I agree 100%.
The first thing I did after getting the Drag 2 was bump into the snow blower in the garage. :facepalm:
If it had been a brand spankin' new purse, in pristine shape - I would have been SO upset. Instead I said "Pppfffttt - you idiot.", brushed it off and walked into the house.

Thank you - I think I'm beginning to lean toward this one too.

Oooo - that Bayswater - i Love the color!

Thanks everyone for helping me decide! Packing is done except for the last minute things!
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Thanks for the bag love. Have a wonderful trip.
 
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papertiger said:
OK, then I think the ankle steps/chunky heel
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Thank you for the help - I know fashion is your forte!
papertiger said:
Mulberry in mulberry ;)

Looks like luscious leather (bit of a tongue twister!) :P
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hahaa - It is lovely!
ksuromax said:
Block heels!
if it rains, the higher heels will be more comfy to walk in, on the wet road low ones will get your heels wet in no time

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Oh gosh - I did not think about that but that's true, and there is a chance of rain!
ksuromax said:
just LOVE it! :heart:
i have a pouch and a small square bag from this line, and it's indeed amazing!!
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Thank you!!
dcooney4 said:
Thanks for the bag love. Have a wonderful trip.
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Thanks dc!
dcooney4 said:
Gorgeous Tote!
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Thank you - I was thinking of selling it but the leather is just marvelous… so I kept it!
 
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