Kelly Elan vs Kelly To Go?

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#16
Israeli_Flava said:
OMGoodness it is lovely...and so is the furrrrr babyyyyyy!!!!!! :love:

Rouge H? How is it carrying as a shoulder bag with those sangles? Super fussy because you have to close the bag??? I keep my Kellys open all the time when carrying them because I just can't be bothered....
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Yes, Rouge H - madame leather. See below for a comparison shot with my K28 in rouge H chevre. I kind of tuck the sangles under and just do the turn lock, cause I don't carry enough in there to make it heavy.

My fur baby loves the bags! I'm including a shot of her when she was a kitten, in my BBB 30! Sorry if you've seen it before, I think I posted it once.
 

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DR2014 said:
Yes, Rouge H - madame leather. See below for a comparison shot with my K28 in rouge H chevre. I kind of tuck the sangles under and just do the turn lock, cause I don't carry enough in there to make it heavy.

My fur baby loves the bags! I'm including a shot of her when she was a kitten, in my BBB 30! Sorry if you've seen it before, I think I posted it once.
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Wowza!!! Such a gorgeous pair dear!! Chevre has my heart forever!
The fur baby is the best! My kitties do the same thing.... love it!!!!
 
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perthhermes said:
Kelly Elan! More versatile than a KTG imo. It works as both a day and a night time bag. I use mine as a clutch, predominantly.

Mine is in chevre chamkila in thecolour menthe.
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Been considering this - Kelly elan used predominantly as a clutch - it is sleeker (and probably easier to get?) than a pochette. Here’s my question - have you noticed issues with leather discoloration/getting dirty if you are carrying it mostly as a clutch?
 
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