Ways to wear mirumi this season
A bag charm is the quickest way to change a bag without changing the bag. mirumi does that, and one thing more — it has a character, so where you put it matters.
Let it be the loudest quiet thing. mirumi has a face and a mood, so the rest can stay calm. It sits best against plain leather, canvas or nylon — a structured tote, a shoulder bag, a school-style satchel. Busy hardware and heavy prints compete with it. Give it room.
Clip it where it can be seen — and touched. The joy of mirumi is that it reacts, so wear it forward: on the handle, the top zip, or the strap at shoulder height, not buried at the base. People will reach for it. Let them.
Choose the colour to your wardrobe, not the season.
- Pink — the warmest, and the one that reads most playful against neutrals and denim.
- Ivory — the quietest. It disappears into cream and camel and lets the fur do the talking.
- Gray — the most grown-up. It sits beautifully with black, navy and tailoring.
Day to night. By day mirumi is a soft, offhand thing on a work bag. In the evening, moved onto a smaller bag against something sleek, the contrast does the work — the fluff against the polish is the whole look.
One is plenty. This isn't a set to collect — pick the character that catches your eye and wear it until it feels like yours.
mirumi is £129 in three colourways, at Harrods from 20 July and reservable now at .