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Tuesday 19 June 2012

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It's no secret that feminine folk carry their entire lives in one handbag. It's some sort of hoarding habit that enforces the belief that women always need not only the basics but also everything that they can imagine wanting handy in some obscure circumstance. In summer, especially in the heat wave New Yorkers are currently experiencing, it's important to keep the everyday possessions to a minimum. Carrying around a bulky bag that contains a few pounds worth of everyday paraphernalia is one of the least appealing ideas when it comes to the combination of heat, humidity, and commute.
The easiest way to ensure a lighter load is to use a smaller bag. This isn't always possible, but smaller bags encourage only the bare necessities. I went through a time in my life in which I didn't quite like crossbody bags. Now they are almost exclusively the silhouette of handbag that I use on an everyday basis. It's no surprise that I'm a fan of bright crossbody bags - I have a wonderful vintage find that I can't wait to share.
In the meantime, I have a few favorites that I've found online. Smaller bags are easier on the back, neck, and shoulders and are rarely a burden. Sometimes it's nice to take a break from a heavy shoulder bag.

Clockwise, from top left: Forever 21 Keyhole Lock Crossbody, Cleobella Medium Crossbody, See by Chloe Small Crossbody, CC Skye Bullet Crossbody, Vanessa Mooney Fringe Bag.
Bright bags such as these look beautiful set against basic summery outfits, emphasizing the lovely accessory hanging by the hip.



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American Vintage tank top, Mother denim cut-offs, Chan Luu wrap bracelet, Corso Como sandals.
There are an infinite amount of possibilities: the above is just a simple one I came up with.

This summer is a great time to try out an inventive shape of bag. Different handbags can drastically change the feel of one outfit and there are wonderful options at every price range. And if you splurge on a crossbody, it will last for a very long time.
Try a smaller handbag - you'll be effortlessly chic and your back will thank you.

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