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Handbag Dos and Don'ts
Following is a list of handbag dos and don'ts.
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DO click here to find the perfect authentic designer handbag for you
DO change your handbag with the seasons.
DO give your “A” bag a summer vacation and pick something a little more fun for summer.
DO segregate stain-causing lipsticks, pens, makeup, lotion, and lip glosses in a plastic bag inside of your purse.
DO treat your purse like a good pair of shoes: Polish and clean it once in a while. If it breaks or frays, have it repaired!
DO choose a purse that matches your daily lifestyle and looks good with your clothes.
DO keep a little something fun in your purse, such as a perfume sample.
DO store your purses stuffed to help them keep their shape.
DO air out your purses if they get a little stale-smelling.
DO leave your checkbook at home. That’s too much information in one little bag.
DON’T go cheap on cleaning your purse -- even those that are made of material. There is a lot of vintage fabric out there that should be hand-washed.
DON’T buy a knockoff purse.
DON’T let a salesperson talk you into a purse that doesn't already make your heart sing.
DON’T wear your purse or messenger bag across your chest unless you are riding a bike. At some point, it will get stuck between your breasts and you will look silly.
DON’T compromise when you find THE purse. Within reason, of course.
DON’T think that a good purse will only last one year.
DON’T stash your purse in your gym bag.
DON’T worry about matching your purse to your wallet.
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Do you follow a strict code of conduct when it comes to your handbags? Click EasyEdit to add your words to live by. On It's all in the bag, anyone can write anything about purses. Build your own page! We just need you to register and click on Easy Edit to add to the page. Or look at the menu to the right and make your own page. You can even add YouTube videos and RSS feeds to keep your stuff super cool. Even add a photo gallery.
DOs
DO click here to find the perfect authentic designer handbag for you
DO change your handbag with the seasons.
DO give your “A” bag a summer vacation and pick something a little more fun for summer.
DO segregate stain-causing lipsticks, pens, makeup, lotion, and lip glosses in a plastic bag inside of your purse.
DO treat your purse like a good pair of shoes: Polish and clean it once in a while. If it breaks or frays, have it repaired!
DO choose a purse that matches your daily lifestyle and looks good with your clothes.
DO keep a little something fun in your purse, such as a perfume sample.
DO store your purses stuffed to help them keep their shape.
DO air out your purses if they get a little stale-smelling.
DO leave your checkbook at home. That’s too much information in one little bag.
And now, for the DON'Ts
DON’T go cheap on cleaning your purse -- even those that are made of material. There is a lot of vintage fabric out there that should be hand-washed.
DON’T buy a knockoff purse.
DON’T let a salesperson talk you into a purse that doesn't already make your heart sing.
DON’T wear your purse or messenger bag across your chest unless you are riding a bike. At some point, it will get stuck between your breasts and you will look silly.
DON’T compromise when you find THE purse. Within reason, of course.
DON’T think that a good purse will only last one year.
DON’T stash your purse in your gym bag.
DON’T worry about matching your purse to your wallet.
See also:
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