Anonymous wrote:These all have a very grandma vibe, as does taupe in general.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
One of my newest is the Demellier Vancouver in taupe
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13:38 again. Notice that the model has a dark skin tone, and wears simple-looking, dark grey clothes, no patterns. Those are all deliberate choices meant to showcase the pale, clean lines of the bag. It all goes together, in a purist/neutrals/minimalist kind of vibe. But if you're pale-skinned, and the rest of your outfit is also pale-ish, then you're going to look completely washed out with that same bag.
I really like the soft design of your third bag, OP! But I wouldn't choose it in that color. Right now, because of fall, I'm in my earth tones and gold phase. I just made myself some gold-toned dangly earrings with tiger eye gemstone. I have some forest green anchor clothing with which to wear them. My bags right now are deep teal or deep turquoise. I also have a bright yellow sporty one. It's very cheerful on dreary days![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These all have a very grandma vibe, as does taupe in general.
meh. I think taupe or beige bags go with everything, and are "classier" than most bags I see out there. Hate all the hardware, bling, shine, labels, on bags. So over the top, low brow. It screams.."look at me".
There are other options besides taupe and bling. I agree with you about disliking all that stuff too, but taupe is grandma-ish anyway. It’s a step away from mauve.
Besides, OP’s first bag is taupe and blingy, worst of all worlds
taupe/beige is the classiest color that goes with everything. It's the style that makes it grandamish, not the color.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
One of my newest is the Demellier Vancouver in taupe
![]()
13:38 again. Notice that the model has a dark skin tone, and wears simple-looking, dark grey clothes, no patterns. Those are all deliberate choices meant to showcase the pale, clean lines of the bag. It all goes together, in a purist/neutrals/minimalist kind of vibe. But if you're pale-skinned, and the rest of your outfit is also pale-ish, then you're going to look completely washed out with that same bag.
I really like the soft design of your third bag, OP! But I wouldn't choose it in that color. Right now, because of fall, I'm in my earth tones and gold phase. I just made myself some gold-toned dangly earrings with tiger eye gemstone. I have some forest green anchor clothing with which to wear them. My bags right now are deep teal or deep turquoise. I also have a bright yellow sporty one. It's very cheerful on dreary days![]()
Op here. I am in the brown family and considered dusky. I am particularly between Honey and Golden. Green veins, which I think is warm tone? I’m an NC45 by MAC.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These all have a very grandma vibe, as does taupe in general.
meh. I think taupe or beige bags go with everything, and are "classier" than most bags I see out there. Hate all the hardware, bling, shine, labels, on bags. So over the top, low brow. It screams.."look at me".
There are other options besides taupe and bling. I agree with you about disliking all that stuff too, but taupe is grandma-ish anyway. It’s a step away from mauve.
Besides, OP’s first bag is taupe and blingy, worst of all worlds
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
One of my newest is the Demellier Vancouver in taupe
![]()
13:38 again. Notice that the model has a dark skin tone, and wears simple-looking, dark grey clothes, no patterns. Those are all deliberate choices meant to showcase the pale, clean lines of the bag. It all goes together, in a purist/neutrals/minimalist kind of vibe. But if you're pale-skinned, and the rest of your outfit is also pale-ish, then you're going to look completely washed out with that same bag.
I really like the soft design of your third bag, OP! But I wouldn't choose it in that color. Right now, because of fall, I'm in my earth tones and gold phase. I just made myself some gold-toned dangly earrings with tiger eye gemstone. I have some forest green anchor clothing with which to wear them. My bags right now are deep teal or deep turquoise. I also have a bright yellow sporty one. It's very cheerful on dreary days![]()
Op here. I am in the brown family and considered dusky. I am particularly between Honey and Golden. Green veins, which I think is warm tone? I’m an NC45 by MAC.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
One of my newest is the Demellier Vancouver in taupe
![]()
13:38 again. Notice that the model has a dark skin tone, and wears simple-looking, dark grey clothes, no patterns. Those are all deliberate choices meant to showcase the pale, clean lines of the bag. It all goes together, in a purist/neutrals/minimalist kind of vibe. But if you're pale-skinned, and the rest of your outfit is also pale-ish, then you're going to look completely washed out with that same bag.
I really like the soft design of your third bag, OP! But I wouldn't choose it in that color. Right now, because of fall, I'm in my earth tones and gold phase. I just made myself some gold-toned dangly earrings with tiger eye gemstone. I have some forest green anchor clothing with which to wear them. My bags right now are deep teal or deep turquoise. I also have a bright yellow sporty one. It's very cheerful on dreary days![]()
Anonymous wrote:
One of my newest is the Demellier Vancouver in taupe
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These all have a very grandma vibe, as does taupe in general.
meh. I think taupe or beige bags go with everything, and are "classier" than most bags I see out there. Hate all the hardware, bling, shine, labels, on bags. So over the top, low brow. It screams.."look at me".