Does a matching hand bag and shoes HAVE to come from the same designer?

silly...of course not

Yes, always. Mine come from Miss K's (Kmart) or Wallyworld (Walmart).

Are there seriously people out there that worry about crap like this? I'm not complaining about the survey, just that someone actually wastes brain power deciding if that doges bag matches her shoes.

Yes, always ....... either that or do not try and match them color wise

"As far as I can tell, fashion is nothing more than a handy visual system that gives people with no personality some palpable criteria to judge each other by. Anyone who regularly contemplates clothing for more than five minutes a week is wasting their life as surely as the most lethargic, do-nothing heroin addict imaginable."
Charlie Brooker

> Are there seriously people out there that worry about crap like this?
> I'm not complaining about the survey, just that someone actually
> wastes brain power deciding if that doges bag matches her shoes.

I know, isn't thad sad?! I keep thinking there is some kind of service that I can provide to people like this, and charge them outrages prices. I kind of did this when I was wallpapering. Some jobs took me like 3 hrs and paid around $800.00. These fancy people I would charge 8,000 and they would be happy to pay it so they could brag. See, everybody wins

No and they don't need to match either.

My left sock and right sock don't always come from the same designer.

No.

Don't care. My wife is picky though that they match in color and finish pretty close. She doesn't care about quality shoes, they usually run $20-$30 but buys $200 purses. Which I guess isnt' that much compared to the designer ones.

> My left sock and right sock don't always come from the same designer.
> thats pretty funny.

I never match my shoes with my bag. That's boring.

There are the rich parts of town here too. My brother used to make extra cash by hauling junk from peoples houses in his pickup truck. The rich part of town would pay him to remove perfectly good appliances, which he would later sell. I often wonder how these lazy people make their money.

> There are the rich parts of town here too. My brother used to make
> extra cash by hauling junk from peoples houses in his pickup truck.
> The rich part of town would pay him to remove perfectly good appliances,
> which he would later sell. I often wonder how these lazy people make
> their money.

They work in administration, they have thousands of workers making money for them.

Mine never have.

I bet heroin's more fun than fashion.

No

Possible. But that part of town is mostly doctors. And that even scares me more. If you are a doctor and you are so stupid....

> Possible. But that part of town is mostly doctors. And that even
> scares me more. If you are a doctor and you are so stupid....

Well, doctors are used to working with disposables, maybe it carries over into their personal life.

Are you calling nurses disposable?

> Are you calling nurses disposable?

Hell no!!!

So... then... lab technicians must be the disposable ones...

> So... then... lab technicians must be the disposable ones...

Ok, now your getting into some sensitive stuff Mr.........................................

Ok, so it's just the toilet paper then?

By the way, can I sit next to you at the Survey Central get together?

> By the way, can I sit next to you at the Survey Central get together?
>

Of cource! Bring the toilet paper he he he

I saw that you and Biggles were on chat yesterday, my stupid puter wont let me get on chat

I'll bring a case. Its fun to throw.

No, that sounds like a retarded rule, even for fashion.

I can at least understand a rule that handbags and shoes have to match (although thats kinda dumb as well), because at least its visible to the naked eye. But if you already have them match colorwise, its redundant to making sure that their brands match on top of that. That would be like if you painted your bedroom light blue, and then decided to paint your living room light blue a few months later. Well, you do that, but then *doink*, the first paint was a store brand from Home Depot and the second from Lows. Even though they visually match, its just not right.

Because, seriously, what kind of an idiot paints part of their house with paint bought from Home Depot and another from Lows.

Better to come from different designers. Spread the financial support around.

What if the people who designed my really cool bag doesn't make shoes?

I really don't care enough about this.

Well then you're going to have to get out one of those flying fudges...

Oh, yes, they go with everything, regardless of season.

Are you saying fudges can fly in the winter?

Sure, but in some inclement weather they walk because naturally it's hard for a fudge to hold an umbrella when it flies.

Oh, so fudges can't fly above the clouds? Well that just sucks.

Not to me

I believe the operative word here is "matching". In a case like this, I would consider matching to refer to the colour, texture and material. It would probably be easier to accomplish this by purchasing from the same product line, but depending on those three attributes and their relative obscurity, I'm sure it could be done without having the bag and shoes come from the same designer.

For example; you could have two very simple, black leather items. Or you could have some weird combination of snake skin with unusual buckles.