Do you carry colorful bags?

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#62
I love deep rich colors like plum, burgundy, olive green, and navy blue. Those colors are beautiful but still neutral enough to match my clothes. I want some more colorful bags too. They just make me smile. The colorful colors I like are usually only offered in the fall or not made. :laugh: So, buying colorful bags is not always easy for me. I usually don't like the colors offered in the spring. They are too pastel for me which is not my style, but I like seeing them on others.
 
#65
I just bought myself a very coloured clutch, which is handmade, and came from India. It has many colours, different fabrics, a mirror, and even pearls on it. That said, coloured bags have never been my cup of tea, however, in the right doses, such as occasional use, or with specific outfits - why not! This new purchase might open up my taste and I might start buying more.
 
#66
antschulina said:
I just bought myself a very coloured clutch, which is handmade, and came from India. It has many colours, different fabrics, a mirror, and even pearls on it. That said, coloured bags have never been my cup of tea, however, in the right doses, such as occasional use, or with specific outfits - why not! This new purchase might open up my taste and I might start buying more.
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Do you have a picture?
 
#70
Shelby33 said:
I have my eye on a cobalt blue bag right now, I also own purple, pink and orange. Since I dress in mostly neutrals, any bag matches. I also no longer worry about the seasons or whether or not I'm too old for these bags, as I would have even last year. Black gets old after a while!

Which colors do you rock?
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I just read the complete topic and may add more ideas. As you said, black gets totally old, and boring after some time! If you're wearing mainly neutral colours, then you can definitely proceed with a pop of colour on your bag. I really enjoy white and black dresses, grey sweaters and so on. Imo a bag should stand a bit out of a fully black/white/beige/grey outfit. At least in winter, when we tend to have very dark outerwear, a colourful bag does definitely complement the outfit. I am not sure if taupe can be considered 'colourful' but here's my go to everyday bag, which I extra choose not in black, although in a neutral colour. And earlier in this thread I attached my new colourful clutch :) hth ImageUploadedByPurseForum1448312526.621138.jpg
 
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antschulina said:
I just read the complete topic and may add more ideas. As you said, black gets totally old, and boring after some time! If you're wearing mainly neutral colours, then you can definitely proceed with a pop of colour on your bag. I really enjoy white and black dresses, grey sweaters and so on. Imo a bag should stand a bit out of a fully black/white/beige/grey outfit. At least in winter, when we tend to have very dark outerwear, a colourful bag does definitely complement the outfit. I am not sure if taupe can be considered 'colourful' but here's my go to everyday bag, which I extra choose not in black, although in a neutral colour. And earlier in this thread I attached my new colourful clutch :) hth View attachment 3196489
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That's beautiful!
 
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