I'm making myself out to be a liar again, with all these orange Prada handbags. But, oh my gosh, this bag - okay, first of all, this is the Prada Woven Shopper, and if I am not mistaken, it's akin to the green and turquoise purse I reviewed a while ago.
Now, I have seen a lot of other so called Prada aficionados whose reviews leave me thinking that their opinions are not as "expert" as they would like us to believe, who insist that this bag cannot be used as an every day town bag. They seem to think the plaid look of this Prada purse makes it too countrified, and that it should only be used in the summer. I beg to differ, and I will tell you why.
First of all, let's look at the colors, shall we? Actually, I fibbed up there; none of the colors in this bag are merely orange. I see coral and I see tangerine, mixed in with a pink that could be mauve except that it is so bold and bright, along with vibrant red and white. Shades of orange and red look so beautiful together if one knows how to do mix them right.
Too many people make the mistake of going to dark, lead to a juxtaposition that is almost depressing. The designers behind Prada handbags like this one know how to mix their colors. The color combinations thus make it perfect for fall, by giving a new, vivid twist to standard autumnal colors. In winter, this brightness will dazzle against the white stretches of snow.
In spring, well, that's self explanatory: this is perfect for spring weather, it will perfectly complement newly flowering trees, bushes, and people. And yes, it is ideal for summer wear as well, especially if you happen to pair it with a tan. As for it being a "town bag," this is just the kind of vibrant accessory needed to jazz up a backdrop of concrete, skyscrapers, and steel. - 29959
Now, I have seen a lot of other so called Prada aficionados whose reviews leave me thinking that their opinions are not as "expert" as they would like us to believe, who insist that this bag cannot be used as an every day town bag. They seem to think the plaid look of this Prada purse makes it too countrified, and that it should only be used in the summer. I beg to differ, and I will tell you why.
First of all, let's look at the colors, shall we? Actually, I fibbed up there; none of the colors in this bag are merely orange. I see coral and I see tangerine, mixed in with a pink that could be mauve except that it is so bold and bright, along with vibrant red and white. Shades of orange and red look so beautiful together if one knows how to do mix them right.
Too many people make the mistake of going to dark, lead to a juxtaposition that is almost depressing. The designers behind Prada handbags like this one know how to mix their colors. The color combinations thus make it perfect for fall, by giving a new, vivid twist to standard autumnal colors. In winter, this brightness will dazzle against the white stretches of snow.
In spring, well, that's self explanatory: this is perfect for spring weather, it will perfectly complement newly flowering trees, bushes, and people. And yes, it is ideal for summer wear as well, especially if you happen to pair it with a tan. As for it being a "town bag," this is just the kind of vibrant accessory needed to jazz up a backdrop of concrete, skyscrapers, and steel. - 29959
