Wristlet The Worry Free WristletI am one of those people who would lose my head if it wasn’t attached. It’s a normal scene for me to be running around the house, looking for my keys, my sunglasses or my purse before leaving the house and having to make at least one last trip inside to retrieve whatever it was I forgot. Keeping track of these items once I’ve arrived at my destination is a full time job in itself! Needless to say, the purse I carry is a messenger bag, large enough to hold half my household and styled to drape across my body, making it next to impossible to lose.I have always envied those women who seem to enter any establishment or arrive for any occasion with their slim, little clutch bag in hand. They seem so put together and confident with only their essentials tucked away in their tiny little pocketbooks. Out of curiosity I decided to look into these sleek little handbags, wanting to join the club of confident women and test drive a small purse of my own. I thought I’d hit gold when I came across the worry free wristlet. Wristlets are a type of clutch bag that has a detachable strap that wraps around the wrist. This was perfect for someone like myself who has a habit of laying something down and forgetting to retrieve it. I set my sights on obtaining one of these wonderful creations for myself and settled in on my computer, searching the internet for handbags. I was amazed at the selection that lay before me and how easy it was to compare the different designers, prices and styles just by maneuvering between websites. I narrowed it down to my favorite web stores of Vera Bradley, Marc Jacobs, Dooney and Bourke, Coach and Juicy Couture. There are bags made from a variety of materials such as leather, suede, satin and straw, each with their own different accents in polished gold and silver or rhinestones and beads. Some of my favorites were the Metal Check Grovee Bag by Marc Jacobs, which emits a fun and youthful style, as well as the Celeste fold over by Coach, which has a more sleek and elegant look to it. Another wristlet bag I found that really caught my eye was a small straw clutch from the Hamptons Archive, which is also by Coach. My head was spinning from all of the possibilities, so I decided to pick up where I left off at a later time, which is the beauty of shopping online! I finally brought my choices down to the matter of price. Although the Metal Check was my purse of choice, I knew it just wasn’t within my budget and so I chose a Dooney and Bourke wristlet wallet for under $55. With a clutch that can also be used as a wallet, this was the logical choice for me. However, when I someday make my millions and price is of no consequence, you can be sure I will have a closet full of designer handbags with a multitude of wristlets. After all, money may solve many problems, but I’m sure it wouldn’t cure me from forgetting my head if it wasn’t attached!
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