Hi All! I'm trying to decide if the tea rose line is worth the high (to me) cost. It would really help me to see what they look like with actual outfits on real people. Thanks!
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You can't tease us with no pictures of your special bags, pretty please!@Berengeria - I have no images to post, but the tea rose bags will only be worth it to you if you actually wear them. I have two tea rose, regular-sized Rogues, one in an apricot/salmony color with tea roses, and one in black with black and white snakeskin tea roses and black and white snakeskin handles. I have worn each of them only one time, because they are quite unique and special, and because I have not had occasion to wear them, or the time to consider planning an outfit around them. I get much more wear out of my much plainer, single-colored Rogues (in dark denim blue, a deep turquoise/teal kind of color with whipstitching, a more recent Regenerative leather one in black with brass hardware, a 25 in bright purple, and my older black Rogue shoulder bag), although, just thinking about my tea rose Rogues makes me want to plan an outfit around each of them, just for fun, to take each on an outing. I am quite attracted to the newer, monochrome tea rose offerings, which would likely be much easier to wear due to the lack of contrasting colors in their tea roses. (I hope I have not just talked myself into a purchase in responding to your inquiry. LOL.)
Good luck with your decision. The Coach Rogue bags with tea roses are unique, feminine, very well-constructed, and are essentially art for the shoulder or wrist.
Hi! I looked through several pages of 'what bag are you wearing' last night before posting this, but didn't come across any tea rose bags. There are SO many pages! lol! I guess now that I know there are some relevant pics in there somewhere, I can try again later when I have time to scroll around.I have had several tea rose Dinky bags over the years…I have owned most of the colors at one time or another. I am a huge tea rose fan. Most of mine you can see under which bag are you carrying or passenger seat threads.
Omg, gorgeous! Especially the clutch. I really love the detail and the colors!Personally, on small bags, yes. On large bags no. These are photos of what I have.
1. Tea rose strap and charm on Rogue 30
2. Cassie 19 with customized tea roses
3. Clutch with sequins tea rosesView attachment 6015288View attachment 6015289View attachment 6015290
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This new one is sooooooo cute
Thank you! I wish they will reissueOmg, gorgeous! Especially the clutch. I really love the detail and the colors!
I am feeling unusually opinionated this evening so I thought I'd pop in my two cents. Ha! Personally, if you're hesitating or feeling uncomfortable carrying this type of bag because it may not match your everyday style, then you probably should pass (or wait for a sale). It's been my personal experience that if I feel uncomfortable or on the fence about a bag, I tend not to reach for it. That said, I have several bags that have been customized with tea roses, and have recently purchased the all black tea rose rogue top handle. I also had a rogue 25 that was covered in tea roses, which was probably one of my most expensive bags at the time, and I rocked that sucker with jeans, a t-shirt and flip flops and if anything it elevated my look. I'm on the fence about the white top handle bag, but my only hesitation is about color transfer, as I wear jeans almost daily. That's the only thing stopping me from that one...for now 😉.
Good luck with your decision making...please let us know what you end up doing!
Agree! I'm 53 & transitioning my wardrobe to more basic solid colors & less patterns. This has been easier now that I work from home 100% of the time.This is good advice. I'm kind of transitioning my style from more youthful/fun to more mature/classic. I'm in my 50s and finding that some of the things that used to look cute on me now make me look older and/or like I don't know how to dress my age.
Strong florals are particularly tricky because at a certain age, they can look matronly or old fashioned rather than youthful. I suppose I'll have to wear an outfit to the store and see how it looks with the bag on me personally.
Yup yup, 52 here, but I have always dressed very simply and not "fashionably". I am of the mind that life is too short to be uncomfortable, so I always wear comfy clothes and shoes, and only what I like regardless of what is in style or trendy at the time. I've never cared about what anyone else thought of my "style", if you could call it that. I plan on picking up the black tea rose Rogue Top Handle after work today, and I will rock it with jeans and Hey Dudes.Agree! I'm 53 & transitioning my wardrobe to more basic solid colors & less patterns. This has been easier now that I work from home 100% of the time.