\nThe It Bag is not dead. Despite a dip in global handbag sales, and industry
\nexperts saying that Instagram killed the It Bag, consumers still love a
\ngood handbag. Brands like Hermès and Gabriela Hearst still have waiting
\nlists for certain bags, proving that the demand for a top quality luxury
\nhandbag has not waned. From minimalist details to maximalist luxury, this
\nyear’s set of It Bags is diversified, chic, and are the ultimate accessory
\nfor any outfit.\n<\/p>\n
Wandler Hortensia Bag
\nWandler has become the cult label that has filled everyone’s Instagram
\nfeeds. Dutch designer Elza Wander found an instant hit with the Wandler
\nHortensia Bag which is at an accessible price point under 1000 dollars. The
\nmedium sized bag is the perfect size whether you are on the go or just need
\na casual bag.\n<\/p>\n
Oscar de la Renta Nolo Bag
\nWhile Oscar de la Renta is typically known for their evening wear, thanks
\nto the genius of Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia, the brand has found its It
\nBag of the year. The minimalist silhouette was inspired by Brazilian
\narchitecture, and was done in a fine leather. It’s a classic handbag style
\nfor a classy lady.\n<\/p>\n
Off-White Jitney Bag
\nThe Off-White Jitney Bag, like so many of creative director Virgil Abloh’s
\nofferings for the brand, sold-out. The Graffiti style lettering drove the
\nstreetwear fanatics insane, and it became their must-have accessory. The
\nforce known as Virgil Abloh isn’t waning anytime soon.\n<\/p>\n
Chloé Mini C Bag
\nChloé’s accessories continue to be the bread and butter of the brand. The
\nbrand has churned out their series of It Bags over the years, and their
\nmost notable bag of 2019 was the Chloé Mini C Bag. The on-the-go style is a
\ngreat accessory if you’re out to brunch with friends, or just a need bag to
\nhold your keys and cell phone.\n<\/p>\n
Bottega Veneta Pouch
\n2019 was the year Bottega Veneta rose to the top of the most coveted luxury
\nbrands list. Dubbed The Pouch, the handbag became an evening wear staple
\nfor the ladies of the gala circuit and luxury handbag collectors. As
\nBottega Veneta’s parent company Kering worked to boost the brand’s
\nperformance, this bag was key to the label’s success.\n<\/p>\n
Jacquemus Le Chiquito Bag
\nThis is arguably the bag that broke the internet. The Jacquemus mini bag
\nwas talked about by everyone from the fashion crowd to those who saw Lizzo
\nrock on the red carpet for the American Music Awards. If you need a bag to
\nhold your peppermint, this is the one.\n<\/p>\n
Paco Rabanne Chainmail Bag
\nPaco Rabanne has been on a quest to become an in-demand luxury brand, and
\nwhat better place to start than with accessories. The Paco Rabanne
\nChainmail Bag is a statement maker no doubt, because how often do you see a
\nbag made from chainmail. It’s certainly an original that can go from day to
\nnight with ease.\n<\/p>\n
Margiela Grand Slam Bag
\nThis bag could easily be mistaken for an airline pillow, but it is far more
\nchic than what’s being offered on American Airlines. The Margiela Grand
\nSlam bag is crafted from soft leather and has comfortable edges. For those
\nwho love soft leather, this bag takes the cake.\n<\/p>\n
staud rey bag
\nthe has also become one of this year must-have entry level it essentials. at a price point under dollars great for those just starting off their collections. brand developed cult following thanks to its affordability and architectural designs.><\/p>\n
\nChanel Small Boy Chanel with Imitation Pearls
\nThe Chanel Boy Bag has been reinvented again, and this time with imitation
\npearls. The divinity is in the details after all, and pearls always say
\ntimeless chic. The world may have lost legendary Chanel designer Karl
\nLagerfeld, but the legacy and aesthetic he built lives on.\n<\/p>\n
\nphoto 1: Mytheresa.com
\nphoto 2: Modaoperandi.com
\nphoto 3: Lyst.com
\nphoto 4: Shopittome.com
\nphoto 5: Stockx.com
\nphoto 6: Editorialist.com
\nphoto 7: Modaoperandi.com
\nphoto 8: Margiela.com
\nphoto 9: Modaoperandi.com
\nphoto 10: Chanel.com<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The It Bag is not dead. Despite a dip in global handbag sales, and industry experts saying that Instagram killed the It Bag, consumers still love a good handbag. Brands like Hermès and Gabriela Hearst still have waiting lists for certain bags, proving that the demand for a top quality luxury handbag has not waned. … <\/p>\n