Why not? That's the color I'm getting this weekend, a bright cobalt blue color, can't wait!
Do you carry colorful bags?
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Why not? That's the color I'm getting this weekend, a bright cobalt blue color, can't wait!
Possibly, I should wear t-shirts reading, "This is not a mistake. It's personal style."
Because I clash together all sorts of odd color combinations.
Then wear different colored bags.
So far, no one has taken a screwdriver to his/her own eyes. Hoping to escape from my outfits.
But, there's always tomorrow.
This is me hahaha!
I'd love a nice yellow but I'm afraid I would ruin it 
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The only color I don't have yet is red, but that's what I will be looking for after the blue. Oh and green, just haven't found the right shade.
I am surprised how well these bright colors go with more than I thought they would. Purple is definitely a neutral for me, more so than brown. I get lots of compliments on my more colorful bags.
I used to have only black, I'm glad I branched out though because I really have a boring and confusing style of clothes.
.The only color I don't have yet is red, but that's what I will be looking for after the blue. Oh and green, just haven't found the right shade.
I am surprised how well these bright colors go with more than I thought they would. Purple is definitely a neutral for me, more so than brown. I get lots of compliments on my more colorful bags.
I used to have only black, I'm glad I branched out though because I really have a boring and confusing style of clothes.
I agree about the seasons. We have long winters here so I find a bright pop of color to be cheerful and refreshing.
Because I'm so not colourful [emoji23]
I wear neutral clothes, I always pass my hand over anything loud or colourful. I have introduced pastels recently and my scarves would have minimal colour accents but that's about it. Even my make up is face colour, no blush, no lippie, no bronzer. However when I'm in the shops I'm always drawn to the vibrant colours but just not for me.
I would love to see your new cobalt bag when you get it [emoji3]
Random thoughts:
I have almost every colour including white*, silver and gold but I still have days when I really just want to get through the day and prefer a tan, brown or black bag. I'm not great in pastels though and the only one that works for me is blush pink. Not always easy to find the perfect tint, tone, hue in any colour.
I also think that colours can work with other colours in terms of outfits, and neutrals with other neutrals. E.g. bright green or red with navy or charcoal but green can also work with turquoise and red with orange or violet. I also think that a bright pink, bright green, yellow or orange can be a great alternative for the evening with a LBD rather than the more usual red or gold pop.
My favourite 'proper' colours are green or purple. Never easy to find either although happily a few more greens have been around recently. Where are the purple bags???
In the Summer I really try to switch to different bags, my wonderful multicoloured Flora was carried a lot this Summer. A LBD or dark outfit (better for the city) with a real Summer bag changes the look completely.
*In bag terms I think of white and off-white as bright colours because they also pop.
I have almost every colour including white*, silver and gold but I still have days when I really just want to get through the day and prefer a tan, brown or black bag. I'm not great in pastels though and the only one that works for me is blush pink. Not always easy to find the perfect tint, tone, hue in any colour.
I also think that colours can work with other colours in terms of outfits, and neutrals with other neutrals. E.g. bright green or red with navy or charcoal but green can also work with turquoise and red with orange or violet. I also think that a bright pink, bright green, yellow or orange can be a great alternative for the evening with a LBD rather than the more usual red or gold pop.
My favourite 'proper' colours are green or purple. Never easy to find either although happily a few more greens have been around recently. Where are the purple bags???
In the Summer I really try to switch to different bags, my wonderful multicoloured Flora was carried a lot this Summer. A LBD or dark outfit (better for the city) with a real Summer bag changes the look completely.
*In bag terms I think of white and off-white as bright colours because they also pop.
I always wear black or dark navy pants and I like a ligh colored tops. Colorful bags spice up my outfits.
I love and have many colors and also just picked up a Cobalt blue bag! I am one that uses my neutral bags only occasionally and mostly use colored bags. Can't wait to see what you got.
I had a phase when I regularly used colorful bags. I even told a sister of mine, "Name a color and I have a bag in it!" I still have some - yellow, blue, orange, blue with purple accent, green, pink and of course red! But lately I've been using more the greys, blacks and beiges plus red which somehow I consider neutral.
I only currently own black and grey bags and one navy- I'm too nervous to wear colourful bags! Lol. I've recently taken the plunge and bought a purple bag. I hope I can rock it without worrying :/
Mind you, owning colourful bags is an excuse to buy more hehe
Mind you, owning colourful bags is an excuse to buy more hehe
Be brave, yellow is terrific in summer! Try it with a cheaper brand so you don't have to worry about it. Mine is from Cynthia Rowley.I'd love a nice yellow but I'm afraid I would ruin it
The only color I don't have yet is red, but that's what I will be looking for after the blue. Oh and green, just haven't found the right shade.
I am surprised how well these bright colors go with more than I thought they would. Purple is definitely a neutral for me, more so than brown. I get lots of compliments on my more colorful bags.
I used to have only black, I'm glad I branched out though because I really have a boring and confusing style of clothes.