Do you take the same bag all the time or change it with every outfit?

How do you mange your bags?

I take personally gone from a super practical Dutch girl that used to take ane stylish, but comfortable back pack that went with everything, to a big assortment of numberless that I constantly mix & match with my outfits. Most of my outfits at present don't feel consummate without the perfect bag. The back pack is a relic from the past and instead I have embraced numberless in all kinds of colors and patterns.

I asked the same question on my Facebook page and it seems that the changers from the non-changers are nigh split up half mode. Here are some of the answers to my question:

The non-changers

Nanda: "I accept quite a few bags and I would like to change information technology with every outfit, only the truth is that I accept no fourth dimension for that, so I just change bags in one case in a while".

Laura: "Nope–aforementioned old handbag all the time. I just make sure that it's a prissy neutral and has all the bells and whistles I need to brand my life easier!"

Radin: "No modify. Safe the hassle to avoid of import things to bring along."

Lorraine Rose: "Mostly the same, who tin beget to change it?"

Rita: "I change my bags every month or then, unless I'm doing something slightly grubby, then I toss everything into my nylon tote for the 24-hour interval. My bags are all some shade of neutral and so they work with everything. I have some very nice ones and I mostly change so that I'll use them all and not wear whatever i out."

Emily: "Change periodically, simply tend to dress in same colour family for a while and then switch, and so practice the same with bags. My daughter turned me on to the joy of a large pocketbook."

Luciana: "I wear a purse for a few weeks, sometimes for a month or more, and than I modify for another ane. If I keep changing bagas everyday I'd forget something I need…. It does not work for me. Now I am wearing a lime yellowish one that I love."

Cynthia: "Once I notice a bag I similar, I keep it until it falls apart. I'm item about a purse's features."

Silvia: "Only when dressing up hate changing it and forget things."

The changers

Aileen: "Alter with every outfit, but a good tip I heard recently was to put all the important items into a little purse which can be easily moved from ane handbag to the next."

Noeline: "I coordinate with my outfit. I accept a few cosmetic size bags in which I place all the things I need to put in my bag + my wallet – that manner it takes no time at all to swop numberless and I don't finish upwardly leaving anything vital backside."

Lonie: "I change my bag with every outfit. If just going downwardly the Village I use any purse that happens to be handy lol"

Tracey: "Alter it for each outfit".

Zaidah: "Change every time and follow my outfit color".

Cara: "Change it upwardly!"

Trina: "Change with outfits."

Vita: "Change it."

As mentioned above, I'm now firmly in the changers campsite as I come across the bag every bit a great tool to add actress interest to an outfit. As Aileen mentioned, a proficient way to manage irresolute numberless is to buy a 'bag in bag' or bag organiser that yous can easily motion from bag to bag.

A company that specializes in this is Pocketbook in a Handbag or check out all the options on this Pinterest Board.  If you similar to get a new bag and then I've got all my favorite bags in my online shop.

So what do yous do? Practise you take the same pocketbook all the fourth dimension or change information technology with every outfit?

Feature image past Monika

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