Different Ways To Wear Sanetti Clutches

By Author: Komal Mirchandani
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The art of black clutch bag has always been around the craftsmanship and design sensibilities of modern need and functionality. Komal Mirchandani articulated a line of evening bags called Sanetti, in 2011. According to her creative aspirations for the brand she brought together the ethnic roots of embroidery from her culture mixed with modern fashion.
Clutches in all forms, from purses, envelopes, designer handbags and totes, have been fashion staples for decades. These small bags now come in a variety of styles and can be worn not only for formal evening wear but even for casual day outfits. Carrying a clutch purses for women seems like a bad idea because it’s impractical for a myriad of reasons. They won’t hold all your stuff. They aren’t hands-free. You might leave them behind after you’ve set them down. The concept is just really awkward. I know. I thought exactly the same thing, leaving all my clutches for evening dates and fancy occasions. With the various choices we have, one may ask, what is the proper way to carry a clutch? No problem! We are here to share some tips on how to carry clutch bags with style ...
... and ease. Here are some handy tips:

Strap it on. Many clutch purses come with detachable straps in leather or chain. If you don’t want to be too hands on with your clutch, simply sling it on your shoulder; if it’s a wristlet, strap in on your wrist.

Get a grip. Clutches are meant to be held, hence the name. The trick is to grasp your branded handbag lightly but firmly in your hand. You can hold the clutch from the bottom or place your hand over the top and your arm by your side. Clutches can also be held with both hands in front of the body. It’s quite dainty, actually.

Don’t play match-up. Avoid overmatching your clutch with your entire outfit. If you’re wearing a pair of shoes or dress that has a bold pattern or intricate design, choose a clutch that’s more sleek or streamlined. A clutch is a great accessory, so it should also complement your outfit, be it a blouse, gown or dress.

They look modern: There is something about the aesthetic that screams “graphic modern fabness”, especially when the clutches are rectangular with sharp corners.

They are kind to your neck and shoulders: I generally don’t carry bags on my shoulder or across my body because I find these styles less comfortable. Neck and shoulder pain is often the result of this type of bag style. So I clutch the straps of my satchels in one hand, or hook them into the crook of my arm.

They are unfussy: I’ve found carrying women’s purses less fussy when they are mid-sized or smaller. Fewer bags equal less fuss. The fact that they are not hooked onto a body part, like a shoulder or elbow, makes me feel more carefree. And when I need both hands, I pop my clutch under my arm. That little trick works like a charm.

With these basic tips, you can carry women wallets with confidence and style!