Accessorizing The Handbag Purse To Match Your Body Type
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Article Title: Accessorizing The Handbag Purse To Match Your Body Type
Author: Tori A Hewitt
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Handbag purses make great accessories. If selected well, a handbag purse can complement or enhance your outfit and overall appearance. Here are a few pointers to help you put your handbag purses to good fashion use.
Handbag Purses: Size and Brightness Do Matter
Women generally just try to coordinate their accessories with the color or character of their clothing, and are unaware that they can use them to highlight physical assets they are proud of, or deemphasize less flattering attributes. You�ll be surprised how you can manage a few clever tricks yourself through the judicious selection of the size and color of your handbag purse.
Tall women look good in all makes of handbags, but should avoid smallish handbag purses as these make them look larger in an unflattering manner. Handbag purses with big patterns and bright colors, rather than plain designs, complement their size.
Petite women should stick to small handbag purses, as large ones will make them appear tinier -- and possibly, insignificant-looking! Even a medium-sized handbag purse can grab the attention of the onlooker away from the person carrying it, especially if she happens to be smallish. Diminutive women can create an illusion of extra elevation if they keep their handbag purses low, no higher than the thigh.
Handbag Purses to Highlight or Hide a Physical Attribute
If you have oversized breasts, you may want to draw attention away from, rather than to, them. You can do this by hanging a bright-colored, wide handbag purse with a long strap from your shoulder. Sling the handbag purse in such a way that the strap runs diagonally across your upper body and the bag rests somewhere around the hips. That way onlookers will notice your handbag purse, not your bumpers!
Large women should take care not to wear small handbag purses on thin straps to avoid looking even more massive. They should instead strap on a medium-sized handbag purse that rests somewhere around waist height. The straps they choose should be broad enough to appear proportional to their heavy build.
There�s a handbag purse for every body type, just as there are handbags for every occasion!
About The Author: Find more Helpful [http://www.handbagsonsalenow.com/]handbags tips, advice (and Resources) Click Here: http://www.handbagsonsalenow.com A Popular website that specializes in tips and Sources of Handbags to include Gucci Handbag, Guess Handbag, and [http://handbagsonsalenow.com/juicy-couture-handbag.html]Juicy Couture Handbag
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Article Title: Accessorizing The Handbag Purse To Match Your Body Type
Author: Tori A Hewitt
Word Count: 375
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Format: 64cpl
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Handbag purses make great accessories. If selected well, a handbag purse can complement or enhance your outfit and overall appearance. Here are a few pointers to help you put your handbag purses to good fashion use.
Handbag Purses: Size and Brightness Do Matter
Women generally just try to coordinate their accessories with the color or character of their clothing, and are unaware that they can use them to highlight physical assets they are proud of, or deemphasize less flattering attributes. You�ll be surprised how you can manage a few clever tricks yourself through the judicious selection of the size and color of your handbag purse.
Tall women look good in all makes of handbags, but should avoid smallish handbag purses as these make them look larger in an unflattering manner. Handbag purses with big patterns and bright colors, rather than plain designs, complement their size.
Petite women should stick to small handbag purses, as large ones will make them appear tinier -- and possibly, insignificant-looking! Even a medium-sized handbag purse can grab the attention of the onlooker away from the person carrying it, especially if she happens to be smallish. Diminutive women can create an illusion of extra elevation if they keep their handbag purses low, no higher than the thigh.
Handbag Purses to Highlight or Hide a Physical Attribute
If you have oversized breasts, you may want to draw attention away from, rather than to, them. You can do this by hanging a bright-colored, wide handbag purse with a long strap from your shoulder. Sling the handbag purse in such a way that the strap runs diagonally across your upper body and the bag rests somewhere around the hips. That way onlookers will notice your handbag purse, not your bumpers!
Large women should take care not to wear small handbag purses on thin straps to avoid looking even more massive. They should instead strap on a medium-sized handbag purse that rests somewhere around waist height. The straps they choose should be broad enough to appear proportional to their heavy build.
There�s a handbag purse for every body type, just as there are handbags for every occasion!
About The Author: Find more Helpful [http://www.handbagsonsalenow.com/]handbags tips, advice (and Resources) Click Here: http://www.handbagsonsalenow.com A Popular website that specializes in tips and Sources of Handbags to include Gucci Handbag, Guess Handbag, and [http://handbagsonsalenow.com/juicy-couture-handbag.html]Juicy Couture Handbag
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