very interesting and I tend to agree! stunning market by the way - truly!I think this colour could work in well with a neutral wardrobe. For inspo, here’s a shot taken at the mushroom stall of my local market.
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very interesting and I tend to agree! stunning market by the way - truly!I think this colour could work in well with a neutral wardrobe. For inspo, here’s a shot taken at the mushroom stall of my local market.
As a suggestion for color inspiration looking at H shawls can provide some basic & unusualMy husband recently presented me with this new bag, a 24/24 29 in sanguine Togo. I usually only choose black, grey, cream or brown bags. All my other hermes are these basic neutrals. He said I “need more color” 🙄 which is annoying but also sweet he thought of me and made this bag happen. However, I have no idea how to integrate it into my extremely casual and neutral wardrobe. For a red, I do think it’s more on the muted side which helps. The more close up pic is the most accurate representation. Has anyone else who is usually neutral branched out into something more bold like this? I just don’t want it to rot in my closet. I want to use it but I’m kinda scared and feel like it needs something…. Help!
This guy for the win!!I so appreciate this feedback - I think I just need to adjust to it. I know it could look sooo cute with a camel colored coat, dark denim and a white tee.
I will add - several years ago he got me a chocolate brown birkin and at the time, I was like ummm this is weird Im not into dark brown but now that bag is so hot and I am so glad I have it!!
This shade is beautiful… l find a pop of colour in bags matches very well with plain clothing, l am also quite casual in my dressing. A pop of red when complements your complexion well can make one look brighter and more alive as well. Black will definitely be a match but l think other warm colours like brown and cream will also go well with thisMy husband recently presented me with this new bag, a 24/24 29 in sanguine Togo. I usually only choose black, grey, cream or brown bags. All my other hermes are these basic neutrals. He said I “need more color” 🙄 which is annoying but also sweet he thought of me and made this bag happen. However, I have no idea how to integrate it into my extremely casual and neutral wardrobe. For a red, I do think it’s more on the muted side which helps. The more close up pic is the most accurate representation. Has anyone else who is usually neutral branched out into something more bold like this? I just don’t want it to rot in my closet. I want to use it but I’m kinda scared and feel like it needs something…. Help!
My husband recently presented me with this new bag, a 24/24 29 in sanguine Togo. I usually only choose black, grey, cream or brown bags. All my other hermes are these basic neutrals. He said I “need more color” 🙄 which is annoying but also sweet he thought of me and made this bag happen. However, I have no idea how to integrate it into my extremely casual and neutral wardrobe. For a red, I do think it’s more on the muted side which helps. The more close up pic is the most accurate representation. Has anyone else who is usually neutral branched out into something more bold like this? I just don’t want it to rot in my closet. I want to use it but I’m kinda scared and feel like it needs something…. Help!
I appreciate your advice so much. I agree. Thank you!Your husband has a good sense of colour. Sanguine is an in-between colour in many ways. Between bold 'pop' and neutral, between pink and red, between brown and orange, between muted and bright. It really works all year round. So long as you don't have extreme cool contrast-heavy colouring/wardrobe, it's a very good all-round colour for most people, especially those not into bright colours.
Wear as a 'pop' with black, white, cream and any dark greens, ebony, dark chocolate, or navy/midnight blues and olives.
Wear tonally the mid-browns, light browns, camel, taupes, soft reds, earth.
Wear bright with royal blue, red, white, tan(s).
You may me revisit the regret of turning down a Sanguine alligator bag I turned down 10 years ago.
Your DH is generous and has great tasteI so appreciate this feedback - I think I just need to adjust to it. I know it could look sooo cute with a camel colored coat, dark denim and a white tee.
I will add - several years ago he got me a chocolate brown birkin and at the time, I was like ummm this is weird Im not into dark brown but now that bag is so hot and I am so glad I have it!!
I agree, the combination you have works really well!I think it looks really pretty with your bag! i usually wear twillys that have the color of my bag in them.
I would go with something in a very light cream shade like Nata, or Craie. I would personally pick pastel blues, but I know you're not a fan, so skip that.Hello tPFers!
Recently got a P18 in Biscuit with GHW.
It wasn’t my first choice colour (wanted Gold with GHW). But the Biscuit has grown on me over the last 48 hours. However, I’m stuck on a twilly.
What would you all recommend colour wise?
I don’t like blue - I don’t own any clothing in blue, not even blue denim aside from one pair.
I’m usually black and neutral colours.
I have put this twilly on but I think there is not enough contrast? Too much biscuit colour I think?
Appreciate your suggestions!
Picture of what I’m working with!
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Thank you! I think it works but maybe not the best.I think it looks really pretty with your bag! i usually wear twillys that have the color of my bag in them.
Yep! On my way on Sunday! I’m actually close to my home store and another flagship boutique. I’m just lazy 😂If you are able to go to your H store, the SA's pick out really good options, JMO