Bags We’re Loving RN

A round up of streetstyle favourites

by | Dec 4, 2017 | Style

When Fashion Month has wrapped for another season, we’re left with a cornucopia of amazing imagery and fresh style inspiration from the runways and the streets. We love a new dress, jacket, heels, sneakers…and so on and so on as much as the next girl, but this season it was all about the bags. Oversized, credit-card-and lipstick-sized, round, square, trapezoidal – they came in all shapes, forms and colours, and they have us seriously mulling over our holiday wish list. Scroll on for a round-up of a few that have caught our eye…

Make a Statement
Go graphic and be bold with innovative shapes and textures, like this stunning Tom Ford clutch.

The Pixie
Claire Waight Keller left Chloé with one final IT bag – but now, how to choose just one colour?

The Mini Hat Box
It’s a safe bet we’ll want anything Alicia Vikander wears, and this SS18 style by Louis Vuitton is no exception.

Velvet Crush
Velvet is still going strong, and we love this classic Prada style which is a pared back version of last year’s must-have constellation bag.

In a Stitch
Embroidery is making a comeback, and this Chanel bag spotted on Leandra Medine combines texture with a pop of colour.

Fair Isle
We’re a little in love with Loewe’s update on the Barcelona bag. This baby features a fair isle-knit top, in the perfect shade of neutrals. We love how Camille Charriere kept it tonal on the streets of London.

The New Bucket
Lucy Williams is always a go-to for style inspiration, and it’s no wonder this Staud Moreau bucket is on our radar. A fun take on the basket-meets-bucket bag trend.

TBT
We love a vintage moment, and with sites like The Real Real and Vestiaire Collective, you can find the throwback bag of your dreams. This vinyl Prada number is pretty fun.

The Slouch
J.W.Anderson’s Pierce Bag had a major moment last year, and the new hobo version in a slouchy suede is just as tempting. We’re a fan of the baby blue too.

To Market
The humble basket bag isn’t going anywhere… Try your local vintage stores, markets and niche online boutiques for something that says ‘Summer in France’.

Credits

Photography Sandra Semburg

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