Help me choose a puffer!

Which color please?

  • Grey

    Votes: 16 32.7%

  • Black

    Votes: 33 67.3%
  • Total voters
    49

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graci3

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#1
What would you pick?

Grey $1500
Pro: I have a black, beige, pink, and white Chanel. Grey would be nice to round out my collection. Grey seems a bit more seasonless
Con: Not sure about the wrinkled look. Costs more.

Black $1300
Pro: great deal! Leather looks a bit more shiny and luxe.
Con: Feel like black can be too harsh against my spring/summer clothes. For some reason, black and puffy seems more wintry to me

Thanks!


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#2
Love the black, which feels more "classic" and versatile. Its true though that in the summer you might use it less, but then perhaps you could get another puffer in a cream color, which I think I saw recently :)
 
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ardenp said:
Love the black, which feels more "classic" and versatile. Its true though that in the summer you might use it less, but then perhaps you could get another puffer in a cream color, which I think I saw recently :smile:
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That's true, I do have my pink/white/beige bags to use in the summer time...
 
#4
They both look stunning, but the gray one seems like a very cool-tone color. I don't think it would go with any warm-tone outfits, whereas the black one is easier to style. I wouldn't say that black can't be worn in spring and summer. It really just depends on your outfit. Plus, you mentioned having other colors to choose from for warmer seasons. So I'd say both those bags are nice, but the gray one wouldn't go with as many outfits/accessories.
Hope that helps!
 
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IntheOcean said:
They both look stunning, but the gray one seems like a very cool-tone color. I don't think it would go with any warm-tone outfits, whereas the black one is easier to style. I wouldn't say that black can't be worn in spring and summer. It really just depends on your outfit. Plus, you mentioned having other colors to choose from for warmer seasons. So I'd say both those bags are nice, but the gray one wouldn't go with as many outfits/accessories.
Hope that helps!
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Thanks for your input! Good points!
 
#6
graci3 said:
What would you pick?

Grey $1500
Pro: I have a black, beige, pink, and white Chanel. Grey would be nice to round out my collection. Grey seems a bit more seasonless
Con: Not sure about the wrinkled look. Costs more.

Black $1300
Pro: great deal! Leather looks a bit more shiny and luxe.
Con: Feel like black can be too harsh against my spring/summer clothes. For some reason, black and puffy seems more wintry to me

Thanks!


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I vote for the Black. :love:
 
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Does the gray come with gold hardware? I like the gray (especially since you have a black chanel) but gold may pop more against the gray. The silver pops against the black but not so much against the gray, so it looks a little dull in the photo. If they don't have gray with gold I would go with the black.
 
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#9
afcgirl said:
Does the gray come with gold hardware? I like the gray (especially since you have a black chanel) but gold may pop more against the gray. The silver pops against the black but not so much against the gray, so it looks a little dull in the photo. If they don't have gray with gold I would go with the black.
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Agree, I would love the gray with gold! Sadly I think just brushed silver
 
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#11
I have the black and I love it. If I had to only wear it in winter it would never get worn. I live in California and it will be 70 degrees today. So for me it's a seasonless bag. But I do love the Grey too. I don't think there is a wrong choice here.
 
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