Showing posts with label Statement. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Statement. Show all posts

Thursday, August 25, 2011

Make a Statement With a Red Handbag

I had a dream and in the dream I was going out someplace special. I was all set to go and all I needed to do was grab my keys and bag and there it was - the prettiest bag I ever had sitting on the hall table. It was a vibrantly red handbag in a squishy soft material I had not seen in years. The red handbag was large and the style was current even though the fabric had been popular years and years ago.


The uniqueness of the modern style in the out-dated material made that handbag so appealing that since that dream I found myself prowling the store aisles looking at every single red handbag I could find. There were many bags in various shades of red and a multitude of sizes and style. The thing that surprised me most was the variations in the color red. Some were such a deep red, they were verging on burgundy, and some that were so light they were verging on rose.


I was so obsessed with red handbags that I actually went online to see what the fashion colors of the last ten years were. Well, not all the colors, just the reds. Currently there is a red - sort of. To my mind it is a very deep dusky rose. The only reference to red as a popular fashion choice was about red being the most popular color in the early years of this century but only for formal women's dresses.


There had to be a reason for this gorgeous handbag in my dream. The next research I carried out was on the meaning of red as a fashion color. It is fairly well known that red is a color denoting intense emotions, such as passion and love. People do respond to red. There was a study done on the color of cars and the conclusion was that red cars were more popular than other cars. Some people see red as a confrontational color and recommend that you do not wear red in negotiations.


But we are talking about a red handbag not a red power suit. My interpretation is that red is exciting and enticing. It makes a statement about you and your passion. Wear a plain dark and muted color for business purposes and carry a red handbag and you set yourself apart from the milieu. It does say "notice me" and that is a good thing. The only problem you might have is finding just the handbag you want. But it is fun looking.


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Monday, August 22, 2011

The Red Purse - Two Rules to Help You Make a Statement!

Red purses are becoming more and more popular; you either own one or you want one, ladies. Red is the color of love and passion... so red purses are often chosen when we're looking for the perfect someone or when we're in a relationship. Red purses are perfect to give you the attention you seek.


The problem?


What do you wear to compliment the bag? Do you go with patterns? Add more red? Purposefully clash colors?


The solution?


There are two rules are not everyone knows when it comes to red purses. Sure, you look lovely with your $1,695 Burberry bag that you take on every first date. Sure, you look stunning with your $375 Cole Haan bag when you're out with the girls. But how do you know go the extra mile to make absolutely sure that you are looking top-notch for that date, that interview, or that walk in New York City?


One often-made mistake is that a lot of people feel they need to design their outfit around their bag and often go too overboard. If you're designing your outfit around your bag, make sure it compliments it and that your bag is the center-point. If you have too much going on an too many focal points you will be sure to look too "busy" to approach or even too "serious" to have a chat with.


The other mistake is when people use their bag to accent their outfit. If done right, it's amazing! But if done wrong... you may find yourself looking mis-matched and as if you ran out the door at the last minute.


So if you can't design your oufit around your bag, and you can't choose your bag to compliment the oufit... what are you supposed to do?


Meet half way. Take these two rules into consideration when wanting to look your best with your must-have red bag:


Neutrals - Believe it or not... but that power-red lipstick-colored bag (you know, the one that gives you the extra punch and kick when you need it?) is perfect for neutrals. By doing this, you're both using your bag to accent your outfit, but using your outfit to draw attention to your bag because of the color that will just simply stand out! Shoes and Belts... No Way - Your shiny, patent red bag is enough for your outfit. Don't try to match shoes or belts with it! Chances are... you won't be ableto match it exactly. And if you do, it will draw attention at three different areas rather than just at your bag, which, in turn, will draw attention to you. If you try to match too much (color-wise), others may think you are just trying to hard to match.


I told you they were easy and simple! So the next time you pick up your red bag when you go out, make sure you aren't trying to match your shoes or belt, and that you're wearing neutrals. Too much is... too much. Sometimes simple is the way to go... especially when you have that red bag to talk about!


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Sunday, July 31, 2011

The Red Purse - Two Rules to Help You Make a Statement!

Red purses are becoming more and more popular; you either own one or you want one, ladies. Red is the color of love and passion... so red purses are often chosen when we're looking for the perfect someone or when we're in a relationship. Red purses are perfect to give you the attention you seek.


The problem?


What do you wear to compliment the bag? Do you go with patterns? Add more red? Purposefully clash colors?


The solution?


There are two rules are not everyone knows when it comes to red purses. Sure, you look lovely with your $1,695 Burberry bag that you take on every first date. Sure, you look stunning with your $375 Cole Haan bag when you're out with the girls. But how do you know go the extra mile to make absolutely sure that you are looking top-notch for that date, that interview, or that walk in New York City?


One often-made mistake is that a lot of people feel they need to design their outfit around their bag and often go too overboard. If you're designing your outfit around your bag, make sure it compliments it and that your bag is the center-point. If you have too much going on an too many focal points you will be sure to look too "busy" to approach or even too "serious" to have a chat with.


The other mistake is when people use their bag to accent their outfit. If done right, it's amazing! But if done wrong... you may find yourself looking mis-matched and as if you ran out the door at the last minute.


So if you can't design your oufit around your bag, and you can't choose your bag to compliment the oufit... what are you supposed to do?


Meet half way. Take these two rules into consideration when wanting to look your best with your must-have red bag:


Neutrals - Believe it or not... but that power-red lipstick-colored bag (you know, the one that gives you the extra punch and kick when you need it?) is perfect for neutrals. By doing this, you're both using your bag to accent your outfit, but using your outfit to draw attention to your bag because of the color that will just simply stand out! Shoes and Belts... No Way - Your shiny, patent red bag is enough for your outfit. Don't try to match shoes or belts with it! Chances are... you won't be ableto match it exactly. And if you do, it will draw attention at three different areas rather than just at your bag, which, in turn, will draw attention to you. If you try to match too much (color-wise), others may think you are just trying to hard to match.


I told you they were easy and simple! So the next time you pick up your red bag when you go out, make sure you aren't trying to match your shoes or belt, and that you're wearing neutrals. Too much is... too much. Sometimes simple is the way to go... especially when you have that red bag to talk about!