How do you feel about guys using women's purses/handbags?

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#31
880 said:
to the OP, it’s great when a guy wears a woman’s bag with taste and style.

sunshine mama, I just bought my DH an Evelyne sellier 33 which he loves and I could carry (though I prefer the smaller traditional Evelyne Pm). The reason why I knew he would like it is because it’s measurements are similar to another crossbody he carries. I also carry a mini ghurka that is technically from their mens collection (albeit a less popular, modern line) that is basically the same size and vertical format as an evelyn tpm but with an outside pocket and a zipper. If you share bags, it drives down the cost per wear :smile:
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That's awesome!
I've asked my DH many times, but he will not carry one. :sad: Maybe one day I could convince him.

My DB on the other hand has awesome bags I would love to borrow!

Funny story. I got my dad(knows only about some LV and Chanel) a men's Coach bag, and he has been telling people that it's a Gucci!:lol:
Coach---》Gucci. I guess they could sound similar to him. :lol:
 
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#33
I personally think clothing and accessories have no gender. There has been a big controversy here in Spain because a male student wore a skirt to school and was sent to the school psychologist. He was told that if he identified as a woman he could carry it, if not he had to go home and change. I thought that was the stupidest thing I’d heard in a long long time, and bigotry disguised as progressiveness. Skirts, heels and make don’t make any man less of a man if he wears them, or any woman less of a woman if she wears them!
I was excited when I saw a boy in my school (I’m a teacher) wear a skirt in support.
Plus, I think men have it worse than women in this aspect: I can ride a harley and wear my leather jacket and combat boots and nobody would look at me twice. Men are far more restricted... women fought hard to get to wear pants, they even got arrested for it! So if you want to wear a purse, go for it!
 
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#34
susanagonzc said:
I personally think clothing and accessories have no gender. There has been a big controversy here in Spain because a male student wore a skirt to school and was sent to the school psychologist. He was told that if he identified as a woman he could carry it, if not he had to go home and change. I thought that was the stupidest thing I’d heard in a long long time, and bigotry disguised as progressiveness. Skirts, heels and make don’t make any man less of a man if he wears them, or any woman less of a woman if she wears them!
I was excited when I saw a boy in my school (I’m a teacher) wear a skirt in support.
Plus, I think men have it worse than women in this aspect: I can ride a harley and wear my leather jacket and combat boots and nobody would look at me twice. Men are far more restricted... women fought hard to get to wear pants, they even got arrested for it! So if you want to wear a purse, go for it!
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Makeup* sorry
 
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#35
Lots of bags are now designed very unisex in style. Chanel Boy case in point. I believe they even used a guy in advertising for the Gabrielle. Other brands have also joined in... LV has lots of unisex bags.
 
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