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The Perfect Handbags For Every Woman

Women these days can hardly do without a purse to carry around. After all, it is really inconvenient for a woman to carry her keys, money, make-up and other must-carry items in her pocket! Although the numbers are diminishing, it is true that some women do not realize that the little handbag that they carry all day around is also a serious style statement. Industries involving billions of dollars are built upon the handbags from famous designer houses. It is important that one matches her handbag with her body type and her clothes.

It may not be a known fact to someone and may come as a surprise, but your handbag is probably the first thing that comes within notice once someone takes a look at you. Therefore, depending on the type of body that you have and the type of handbag that you are carrying, you are going to draw his/her attention towards your specific body parts. Would it not be appropriate if you could control that look from the observer in order to hide your shortcomings or highlight your beauty?

Just remember while you are choosing handbags in a shop that opposites do not exactly go together when it comes to handbags at least. What this means is that if you are a big lady, then choosing a contrasting small bag is a terrible idea as that will only highlight your broadness. If you are carrying a few extra pounds, carry also a big handbag. If you lack height, then carry a small bag to make yourself look taller than you are. If your height is short and you have a slight figure then also hold your small bag tight with your body.

The problem with a tall but lanky figure is that very few curves to boast of. To mask the straight frame of your body, choose a medium sized handbag that comes with a shoulder strap. The bag should come to about your waist length when hung and you should hold it tight to your waist to create successfully the illusion of a curvy waist. To hide a large hip girdle, choose a bag that hangs right above your hips from a shoulder strap so that the attention is focused towards your upper body rather than lower body. Large breast sizes can be a problem as it is uncomfortable to find people staring at your upper body. If you suffer from such an issue, then use a bag with a long shoulder strap so that it allows you to hold the bag close to your hip and therefore accentuate your lower body rather than the upper parts of your body.

However, with a body that resembles an hour-glass, a woman is truly blessed. As such a woman has all the perfect curves and a definite waist; there are really no restrictions on such a body as she will be able to carry off any dress and most certainly any handbag. Just remember to carry a small bag if you lack height and a bigger bag if you are blessed with that as well.

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why are people ignorent to wheeled luggage?

I recently read an artical where some people were wanting to band wheeled luggage because they feel it slows down the process through the airports. They had some pretty stupid excusses for their complaints. They say travel lighter and carry your suitcases or use duffle bags. One guy said duffle bags cover womens rearends and won't be a good idea. These people obveously have never had back surgery or use a seeing eye dog. I think they should give people their proper space and go with the follow. They need to worry about more important things in life. Besides life is to short to be in that big of a hurry any way. What do you think?

I agree, don't we have bigger problems to worry about? How about we ban sex so we can stop breading the stupid people that come up with these insane ideas!

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