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The idea of a wardrobe staple has all but disappeared in the handbag sector. On one end of the spectrum are itsy bitsy bags — the more impractical the better. Made mainstream by Jacquemus, Vedere tutte le borse Chanel Mini Boy Marni‘s Bolso bolsito Chanel Wallet on Chain en cuero irisado acolchado verde Almendra and Alexander Wang‘s shrunken duffle Chanel Pre-Owned CC Logos pumps shoes Y2K-inspired shrunken tees and mini dresses. That doesn’t mean larger-than-life totes are passé. Saint Laurent‘s Icare Maxi Tote and Chanel’s 22 Bag An affordable alternative to the Chanel cap toe pump.
A trend of note is the growing number of brands rooted in streetwear that are creating elevated designer bags, a category often associated with heritage fashion houses. Take Pyer Moss‘s Embrace Bag, a hand-shaped handbag that gives a nod to collectible purse culture and a hair flip in the face of the classic styles of heritage brands. (Though, in fairness Pyer Moss is more sophisticated than the term “streetwear” would suggest, the label’s sneakers and soft goods make it a crucial component of any conversation surrounding what is and isn’t associated with the category.)
Kid Super belongs in the conversation as well with its “Kissing Bag,” a flap purse with overlapping artwork that creates a kissing couple upon closure. Palm Angels is another example, with its array of playful handbags, from the asymmetrical “Crash Bag” to the “Palm Beach” that boasts oceanic waves and a bold palm tree closure.
Do streetwear-heavy brands own the future of women’s handbags? Not quite. If anything the category will continue to widen, becoming increasingly democratized with It bags at high/low price points from brands of all backgrounds. We love to see it.
