What to wear with a burgundy bag?

A bag of noble burgundy color will decorate the wardrobe of any inveterate fashionista. A moderately catchy and stylish item can become the highlight of your personal carry-on luggage collection. Especially if you figure out what to wear it with.

Don't be afraid of the non-standard colors of the handbag you choose! The fashion for exclusively black, brown and white models has passed safely.

In what outfit is a burgundy bag appropriate?

Being one of the options for fashionable red, this deep color will allow you to be stylish and feminine, sophisticated and bright. At the same time, a touch of luxury will be present in any look. Sets in casual and street chic styles are especially advantageous: shades of marsala will add catchiness to them.

The sheath dress option is good for all occasions. It could be:

• beige colors;
• deep black;
• dark cherry;
• burgundy

In any of the options, a voluminous bag in burgundy color is appropriate. The excessive “saturation” of the image can be easily diluted with a scarf of a different shade. An acceptable version of such a bag (varnish or suede) in a business look: a black bottom and a light top will not be so strict. Especially if you choose a similar shade and shoes.

The look will be closer to youth if the bag complements an ensemble of jeans and a denim shirt. In this case, bright decor on hand luggage is more than appropriate: fringe or rhinestones. The image of a young cutie will appear by itself if a rich wine-colored backpack bag goes with a set of leather pants and a biker jacket.

The classic models were the first to try wine color. This almost led to their monopoly on the right to use the color, but soon shoppers and backpacks appeared in rich dark red colors. Feel free to use it!

Color compatibility

Having acquired an item of such luxurious tones, you don’t have to be afraid of being left without attention. The main thing is to get into the color scheme of the entire ensemble.! Here are the most profitable combinations:

• with black: the duo is stylishly strict and chicly laconic. It's time to remember the little black dress!
• with beige: a moderate light tone will help burgundy look bright;
• with gray;
• with blue;
• with all varieties of brown;
• with emerald: ideal for brave ladies who love to be the center of attention;
• with peach;
• with sand color;
• with soft pink.

Finally, there is always the opportunity, supported by designers, to choose an ensemble in a single tone.

When choosing a “monochrome” color scheme, you need to combine clothes and a bag so that the tones are slightly different. Otherwise, the image will merge into a uniform spot.

In this case, it is better to avoid deliberately bright (“acidic”) colors: turquoise-green and raspberry-orange items will require a different accessory.

Burgundy bag in winter

Being all-season, a burgundy handbag is also suitable for winter.We put on a beige (gray) coat and boots of any suitable shade. Gloves, a warm, voluminous scarf, a neat hat – the winter cherry look is ready!

It’s worth taking a closer look at fur coats and sheepskin coats of similar colors. Dark or, conversely, light boots and hats will add the finishing touches.

Summer looks

Do you want to wear lighter clothes in summer? And wonderful! A light lace dress and a sundress, a light trouser suit, short shorts and tops - all this is suitable for a company with a burgundy bag!

The slightest detail is enough for color matching: a thin strap or a massive bracelet, wine-red flowers on a hat or glasses with burgundy frames, light sandals - it’s not at all necessary to make your entire summer outfit rich burgundy. And in the evening you can afford deeper shades - dark red is also appropriate in the rays of the setting sun.

Spring and autumn: what to wear with a Marsala-colored bag?

Raincoats and jackets were invented for the off-season. Raincoats in light colors are great in spring. Autumn dampness is not scary in a leather jacket. It can also be burgundy or brown: it will look great in the middle of the falling leaves!

Take a closer look at the coat and short coat models: black and dark cherry, brown and gray options are suitable. We add a hat, gloves, a scarf, a scarf - in similar or contrasting colors.

In the fall, you can match the burgundy version of the handbag with the only accessory of a similar shade - a huge umbrella, and that will be enough!

Putting on our shoes, we place accents

It is the burgundy bag that makes it possible to follow the learned but now unfashionable rule regarding the same color of shoes and hand luggage. Feel free to enhance the luxury of the look with burgundy shoes (great if they are classic pumps!) or boots.

However, this does not prohibit the same shoes that are ideally combined with wine shades of beige and black, gray and brown. It would be great if there were burgundy accessories - a scarf or hat, gloves or stole. Pomegranate decorations are beyond competition!

Burgundy bag in evening dress

The elegance and nobility of burgundy opens up a wide path for it into the world of evening fashion. This also applies to handbags.

You can't go wrong by choosing an ensemble of a long black dress (for example, a godet) and a burgundy clutch (an elegant envelope will also do). Options in white or beige are also good if the materials look rich (silk, brocade).

A cocktail dress made of guipure in tandem with a small patent clutch in a bright burgundy tone will help you become the queen of the evening. A young lady will look tender and romantic in a light lace dress with a small burgundy handbag.

Everyday looks

The following ensembles are possible as everyday ensembles:

• sand-colored trousers + light blouse with dark red print + classic burgundy bag model + patent leather loafers;
• light chunky knit sweater dress+gray skinny jeans+crossbody bag+black lace-up boots;
• beige turtleneck+blue deliberately distressed jeans+black jacket+mahogany moccasins+burgundy travel bag;
• dark red midi dress + black cashmere cardigan + dark brown ankle boots + small burgundy handbag with a thin long strap.