I love it all! I am sorry you were feeling tired for the photos, but the combos look great. The green is fab on you and looks amazing with the pants, the suit, and the jeans. I think it works with the slip skirt, too, though I might like something else (besides your hair) that is a similar colour in the outfit.
I would definitely wear the green with the patterned pants and the green shoes. Why not? Obviously, not for a formal meeting, but for a party at home, a night out with friends, a dinner out? Why not?
Re the shoes: did you not at one time have a pair of green retro shoes that you wore quite a lot? I may be misremembering. But if I"m right, then, these seem like a terrific update of those shoes. They have a retro vibe, but the closed toe and lower heel and crossover strap makes them more modern and versatile.
I take Brooklyn's point about green being (perhaps?) insistent. But if you like a "pop of colour" one bright on its own or combined with other brights works exceptionally well. Like my new orange sandals. I do have a few items that repeat orange tones, but I am wearing them also in outfits with no other orange or brights -- just neutrals or denim and neutrals.
The bag is gorgeous. I agree with Brooklyn that a bag needs to feel just right to the wearer and that is so personal it is hard to judge on looks alone, but if looks are important, I think this is a great cross-seasonal neutral.
I hear what Jules is saying about the shoulder strap being wider, but this is presumably what makes it comfortable. I have a big hobo bag with a wide strap like that and wear it on the shoulder. Never hand held. Maybe it's a bit much, but it is super useful.