I would not question your personal aesthetic; matching jewellery to handbag hardware is of concern to many.
But I wonder how important, or how noticed it is? If a wedding ring is yellow gold, does that mean that all metal jewellery should be yellow gold too and also bag hardware?i
I remember a time when shoes, handbags and gloves would be expected to match; the former probably coming from the same shoemaker like Rayne. Was that the 'classic, elegant look' to which you referred. For some now, that would been considered too 'matchy matchy'.
A classic bag has now achieved a presence of its own; perhaps you could look bag at some photographs of Princess Grace and be guided by her.
But I wonder how important, or how noticed it is? If a wedding ring is yellow gold, does that mean that all metal jewellery should be yellow gold too and also bag hardware?i
I remember a time when shoes, handbags and gloves would be expected to match; the former probably coming from the same shoemaker like Rayne. Was that the 'classic, elegant look' to which you referred. For some now, that would been considered too 'matchy matchy'.
A classic bag has now achieved a presence of its own; perhaps you could look bag at some photographs of Princess Grace and be guided by her.