With Chinese New Year weekend around the corner, the decision looms: to stay in and snack on goodies within your household, or go visiting while making sure to adhere to social distancing guidelines?
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If you’re choosing the latter, then now’s the opportunity to dress up. And you definitely deserve it, especially after a year that lacked reasons for wearing anything but loungewear.
So, go ahead and get dressed in your lucky colours. We’d recommend completing your outfit with a cute and Insta-worthy small bag (for storing your hand sanitiser and red packets). Ahead, eight of the most adorable styles to consider now.
Did you know: Koi fishes are believed to signify wealth and success? We can definitely do with more of those in 2021!
Red leather, together with denim fabric, make this crossbody style part festive, part timeless. In other words, you can carry it now and for many years to come.
Arguably one of the hottest designer capsule collections this season, the Loewe x My Neighbor Totoro designs promise to make you feel like a kid again. The loveable Dust Bunnies Heel bag above definitely deserves a square on your Instagram!
For something equally cutesy but not overly kiddish, consider the Disney Mickey Mouse X Keith Haring pouch above. Its playful illustration will reflect your fun-loving attitude.
The mini GG Supreme shoulder bag by Gucci gets an enchanting and ultra loveable update. It’s decked out in Doaremon prints complete with horns to welcome an ox-picious year.
If you want something that you’ll be able to carry throughout the year, turn to Burberry’s two-tone leather and check pocket bag. Its clashing colours will elevate your work and weekend outfits, turning them from stylish to striking.
This one’s definitely for the die-hard Hello Kitty fans. We’re pretty sure we can already hear them going, “Kawaii!” With such colourful prints, you can consider keeping the rest of your outfit pared down.
This charming red mini bag will make a great gift for yourself if you’re born in the year of the ox or for somebody you know whose spirit animal is the ox.
Text: Hayden Ng/HerWorld
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