The 10 Most Popular Designer Bags Ever

Every season, new handbag trends make their way from the runways to the streets, where we eagerly await to scout said accessories. Although several trending styles are sure to liven up your look instantly, their longevity is not always certain, for they can become "dated" as quickly as they came into style. But that's not the case with the most popular designer handbags because they'll remain and retain their value. After all, they are just that: cult classics. 

Of course, it can be tricky to discern which luxury handbags are worth investing in, especially when so many come attached with a pretty hefty price tag. Luckily, there's one straightforward way to decide what type of designer bag deserves a spot in your collection: popularity. When in doubt, nothing is a better indication of a bag's long-term value than if it's continuously sought-after season after season. But if you're unsure which bags are the most coveted, you'll want to keep reading.

Ahead, we've rounded up the 10 most popular designer bags of all time based on their continued resale value and prominence in the street style scene. Read on to see which bags made the cut…

1. The Birkin Bag

One of the most popular designer bags to date? The Hérmes Birkin bag. Named after Jane Birkin, the style has been coveted since its inception in 1984. Revealed by The BBC, the Birkin bag came to be: "Its existence was a happy accident, borne out of an exchange between Birkin and former Hermès chief executive Jean-Louis Dumas on an Air France flight from Paris to London in the early '80s." Although the creation of this iconic designer handbag was an accident, its continued popularity is not one as the luxury house has reimagined the style over the years, keeping it ever-relevant. Not only has the Hérmes Birkin Bag evolved in size from the first-ever released "35 version (14" W x 7.5" D x 10.75" H) to come in Birkin 25, Birkin 30, Birkin 40, and other limited-edition styles.

But we've seen the bag adapted over the years to include various colorways and rare exotic leathers, leading to them becoming collector's items. While so many versions of the Birkin bag are now available, the best-selling version continues to be the classic "35 version, with its distinct top-handle silhouette that features no additional crossbody straps but the brand's signature hardware. With the brand's offering of repairs and limited warranties, there's no wonder that this bag has continued to be as popular as it is today. 

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Hermes Box Birkin 30 Black

$26245

$23620

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A black Birkin never goes out of style. 

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Hermes Natural Barenia Faubourg Birkin 30 Fauve

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Buy this bag in a neutral hue to get more wear out of it. 

2. The Chanel Classic Flap

Nothing says luxury quite like a Chanel Bag. Designed by Coco Chanel in 1955, the Classic Flap Bag has become synonymous with the French fashion house and even high-fashion itself. Part of the continued allure around this bag involves its ultra-recognizable silhouette that stands the test of time—a shoulder bag with a fold-over flap fastened closed with an interlocking "cc" logo hardware with an adjustable chain strap. Simple yet elegant, it's no wonder this bag is still selling like crazy. Although, if we're honest, it does not hurt that the brand has continued reinventing the iconic silhouette every season, ensuring the style's endurance.

While the first-ever flap bag came in a black leather quilted material with gold hardware in a medium size (9.9" H x 6" W x 2.5" D), it's since evolved. Chanel has released not only the signature style in five other sizes but also in almost every colorway imaginable: beige, white, gray, red, and so on. But on top of that, the style has also come in various textiles over the years—from shiny patent leathers to jacquard tweeds to printed denim and even rare exotics. If all the bag variations weren't enough to prove how collectible the Chanel Classic Flap bag has become, then one only needs to check the brand's warranty policy as proof. With the brand offering a five-year warranty for bags purchased directly from them, alongside repair services, you can rest assured that your Chanel bag is worth committing to for the long haul. 

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Chanel Caviar Quilted Jumbo Single Flap Black

$4930

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So chic. 

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Chanel Patent Quilted Jumbo Single Flap Dark Red

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Repeat after us: patent leather Chanel bag.

3. The Louis Vuitton Neverfull Tote

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If we were to choose one item that paved the way for the popularity of prominent logos on bags, it would have to be the Louis Vuitton Neverfull Tote. Although the bag is now one of the French house's best-selling items of all time, it wasn't released until 2007. Its debut was met with instant fanfare, quickly appearing in the arms of celebrities like Katie Holmes and Paris Hilton. But besides how beloved this bag has been with Hollywood's glitterati, what's continuously sustained its popularity is undoubtedly the Neverfull Tote's timeless shape. Boasting a spacious interior with pockets and a canvas leather exterior covered in the interlocking "LV" logo, it melds functionality with high fashion into a single bag. While the first version of this bag came in the Grand Modele size (5.7" H x 13" W x 7.9" D) in the brand's signature monogram canvas with a cherry interior, it's been adapted since.

Not only can you now shop the Neverfull Tote in three other sizes, including a baby size "BB," a petite size "PM," and a medium size "MM." But the tote also now comes with the option to choose the exterior and interior materials—for the latter, you can choose between the inside of the bag being beige, rose, or cherry. For the exterior, the canvas letter can also be shopped in the brand's signature "Damier Azur," aka the checkerboard print, or the "Monogram Empreinte Leather," the giant version of the "LV" logo that's embossed onto the canvas leather. Additionally, Louis Vuitton will release limited edition versions of the tote that are collaborations with artists, designers, and creatives, adding even more culture to this cult favorite. The only con to the Neverfull Tote bag is that Louis Vuitton does not offer a warranty on its bags, but because the brand offers repairs and the style is one of the few designer bags that retain a high resell value, it's still an excellent investment. 

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Monogram Neverfull Tote

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Yes, your computer can fit in this tote. 

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Not your average Never Full.

4. The Gucci Jackie Bag

A roundup of the best luxury bags is not complete without mentioning Gucci. Although the Italian luxury house has been accredited with releasing some of the buzziest luxury bags in history, none pale in comparison to the popularity of the Jackie 1961 Shoulder Bag. Anyone who shops second-hand luxury goods can attest to the continued value of this style. Despite its release years ago, it's remained a symbol of luxury because of its retro-inspired shape that's both pragmatic and posh at the same time. Characterized by its half-moon crescent shape with an adjustable shoulder strap, the bag is one of the house's more low-key styles featuring little logos, only the prominent piston lock hardware. 

Because of the style's enduring appeal, the house's former creative director, Alessandro Michele, reintroduced the style in 2020 with a few updates. Part of those changes included expanding the size offering beyond the first medium iteration (13.5" H x 9.25" W x 2" D) to include a small and mini version. Additionally, the newer version of the Jackie 1961 Shoulder Bag includes more colorways, different textiles, and a detachable crossbody strap, allowing one to style the iconic style to be worn in a variety of different ways. The house's continued adaptations of this bag, plus Gucci's one-year warranty for styles purchased directly with the brand, ensure that this style will remain stylish for years to come. 

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Jackie 1961 Small Shoulder Bag

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A classic. 

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Jackie 1961 Mini Shoulder Bag

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Small but mighty. 

5. The Celine Triomphe Shoulder Bag

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We'll go ahead and say it: the Triomphe Shoulder Bag may be the best Celine bag of all time. Debuted in 2018, the style has arguably become one of the most sought-after bags in the fashion world. The overnight popularity of this bag might have caught some in the fashion world by surprise, considering that there was a devoted following to Phoebe Philo during her reign as Celine's creative director. But in the first year of his appointment, Heidi Slimane managed to continue (if not amplify) the buzz around the brand with his creation of the Triomphe Shoulder Bag. What has made the bag one of the most coveted designer bags over the years can be attributed to its compact yet utterly chic shape: a square silhouette featuring a folder-over flap adorned with prominent interlocking motif hardware that references the chains surrounding the Arc de Triomphe monument in Paris.

While the original version of this bag, "The Classique" (9" H x 6" W x 2" D in), amassed a cult following, Celine's continued reinventions of the classic have kept people coming back. For now, shoppers can find the signature style in various sizes, including a teen size, mini size, and even a rectangular baguette shape. On top of that, the brand has expanded the colorways and textiles offered—there's everything from camel-hued leather iterations to butter-yellow bags made from exotic lizard leather. Ensuring that the style is versatile enough to fit into anyone's wardrobe. 

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Shiny Calfskin Triomphe Shoulder Bag

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Any bags shopped directly from Celine come with a two-year warranty, and access to repairs.

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Canvas Calfskin Triomphe Shoulder Bag in Tan

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The shoulder strap is adjustable, which allows it to be styled as a crossbody or shoulder bag. 

6. The Dior Saddle Bag

What designer handbag has secured a spot in the wardrobes of Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Rihanna, and even Rosalia? The Dior Saddle Bag. Debuted in 2000 when John Galliano was still at the house's helm, the bag immediately set itself apart from other styles at the time because of its unique shape. Inspired by a horse's saddle, the bag has a curved shape that nestles comfortably underneath the shoulders with a front flap (although some vintage versions do not) and Dior's signature "D" hardware attached. With such an easily recognizable shape, it's no wonder the bag has managed to be cemented as a collector's item in its own right. But to say that the bag's shape was the only reason this bag attained that status would be selling short.

It has maintained a high resell value because of the many renditions of the Dior Saddle Bag over the years, plus its offering of repair services and limited warranties. While the most popular version of the style remains the classic size (9.5″ H x 8″ W x 2.5″ D), the French house has released special editions of the bag that are equally noteworthy. For example, there are versions of the Saddle Bag in two other sizes (micro and mini), a vast array of colors available, and even printed versions created in collaboration with famous artists. All of this is to say that there are so many types of this bag out there that it makes for a timeless addition to your own collection. 

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Saddle Bag

$4400

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Red hot. 

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Christian Dior Monogram Saddle Bag Blue

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It doesn't get more iconic than this logo-adorned bag. 

7. The Loewe Puzzle Bag

Chanel and Louis Vuitton bags might be recognizable to the masses, but Loewe bags? They're more discreet, making them all the more desirable for discerning customers. While the Spanish fashion house was founded in Madrid in 1846, we've only recently seen the house's popularity soar to new heights. One could argue that the brand could not have reached its status as one of the coolest luxury brands among the in-crowd without the Puzzle Bag. Released in the brand's S/S15 menswear collection, the Puzzle Bag was one of the first creations by the creative director Jonathan Anderson. It was met with such fanfare that Anderson was eventually compelled to create versions that expanded past the style's initial intended usage as a men's duffle bag to include in the brand's womenswear collections—thank God! Without the adaption of this bag, one might surmise that the modern "quiet luxury" movement may not have come to fruition. For many popular designer bags, it was long understood that prominently displaying the brand name on the bag served as the signifier of quality. But with this Loewe bag, it was all about centering the craftsmanship.

That's very clear through the bag's origami-style shape, which is comprised of leather panels that have been meticulously sown together to create the signature ergonomic design bearing an almost invisible logo. The astute minimalism of the bag has made it a must-have in the minds of many, with the bag's evolution only further proving its worth. While the first version of the Puzzle Bag was the classic medium size (11.4" W x 7.7" H x 5.5" D), it has since come in various sizes, silhouettes, and shades—most notable in mini, small, and large sizes. Offering you a plethora of options to suit your needs. But we recommend opting for the classic style if you are unsure of what type of Loewe Puzzle Bag to buy. Especially since the brand's recent news to sunset the Puzzle Bag to replace it with the similar (but differently constructed) Edge Bag is likely to drive up its collectible value. 

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This shape.

8. The Bottega Veneta Jodie Tote

Another famous designer handbag that embodies "stealth wealth" sublimely? Bottega Veneta's Jodie Knotted Intrecciato Leather Tote. It's almost ironic that one of the most photographed Bottega Veneta bags among the style set got its moniker from an incident in which Jodie Foster used her vintage Bottega Bag as a shield from the paparazzi. In many ways, its origin story foretold just how quickly this bag would reach star status overnight. While some of the style's popularity can be attributed to the person behind it, the former creative director, Daniel Lee, is only one part of what made this bag so appealing.

Debuted in 2020, Lee reinvented the house's signature woven leather hobo bag by playing with portions and weaving techniques—e.g., the new version comes in a mini size with a knot detail on the handle. But the adaptation doesn't just stop there, as we saw the cult classic contemporized through offering the tote in more trendy colors, including the now infamous vibrant green apple hue that's become synonymous with the brand. In addition to playing with color, the signature Intrecciato weaving technique was applied to various textiles outside leather (e.g., denim and suede) and other bag sizes (candy, teen, small, medium, and maxi versions). Ultimately, the sheer number of variations of the bag is what has made it such an appealing style over the years. The Bottega Veneta Jodie Knotted Intrecciato Tote manages to do what few other designer bags can: speak to the masses without impeding on an individual's signature sartorial perspective. 

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Jodie Mini Knotted Intrecciato Leather Tote

$2650

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All of Bottega Veneta's bags now offer a lifetime warranty that guaranteed repairs. 

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Jodie Teen Knotted Intrecciato Suede Tote

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The suede version of the Jodi tote is just as stunning. 

9. The Prada Tessuto Re-Edition Shoulder Bag

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Don't forget about Prada! The iconic Italian house has produced its fair share of coveted handbags. But none have pushed the boundaries of what we define as luxury, quite like the Prada Tessuto Shoulder Bag. First created by Miuccia Prada in the early 2000s, the style is symbolic of the house's long history of using innovative materials. Although, at one point, the bag's now beloved nylon fabrication might not have been associated with "high fashion," it now has become a shining example of durability and sustainability. For shoppers looking for a bag style that can hold up over time, the Prada Tessuto Shoulder Bag has become the most popular choice. So much so that the bag has retained one of the highest resell values over the years, which would eventually lead the house to reintroduce the style in 2020. 

But don't be fooled; while Prada did bring back the hallmark style with the release of its Re-Edition Tessuto Shoulder Bag, they were not carbon copies of versions in the past. We saw our mother (aka Miuccia Prada) make this style modern by giving them minor updates like adding a detachable leather name tag, a new lining, and an updated leather zipper pull. While the size of the nylon baguette was not altered from the original (8.5" W x 7" H x 2.5" D), most notably, the '00 and '05 styles came with the option of different types of shoulder straps—i.e., the traditional non-adjustable leather shoulder straps or detachable chain or woven straps long enough to wear across the body. But possibly the best example of the alternations made to the cult classic was the colorways; versions range from jet black nylon embellished in crystals to pale pink saffiano leather. Proving this Prada bag is punchier than ever. 

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Satin Mini-Bag with Crystals

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Re-Edition 2005 Re-Nylon bag

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All bags purchased directly from Prada offer a limited warranty with available repair services. 

10. The Fendi Baguette

Last but not least, we would be remiss if we did not mention the bag that has captured the collective imagination of the in-crowd for years: the Fendi Baguette. Since its initial release in 1997 by Silvia Venturini Fendi, no other designer handbag has held as strong of a grip on the zeitgeist as this shoulder bag. Over the years, the Fendi Baguette has permeated every aspect of pop culture, from our television screens to the street-style scene. What's made this bag so popular, besides it being carried by some of the most beloved style icons of our generation (e.g., Sarah Jessica Parker and Zendaya), is its innate wearability.

Characterized by its signature baguette-inspired silhouette, the bag has a prominent folder-over flap adorned with the house's interlocking "FF" logo hardware, making it the perfect item to nestle onto the shoulders. Typically, the original versions of this came in a logo-covered jacquard weave in the classic size (10.2" W x 5.5" H x 1.6" D), but we've seen it reinvented in several ways. Of course, one of the more obvious ways the style has been adapted is through its size offering—they now come in three other sizes: nano, mini, and large. But in addition to size, we've seen so many special edition versions of the bag that come in different textiles, prints, shades, and even adapted shapes that it's no surprise it's maintained its allure. For so many fashion people, this isn't just another designer bag; it's a Fendi baguette! The style captures the essence of what we want all our handbags to do: add fantasy back into fashion and luxury into our daily lives. Luckily for us, this Fendi bag does both of those things. 

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Nappa 1974 Embossed Baguette in Black

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Doesn't get more timeless than Fendi's jacquard bag.

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If you’re contemplating spending the money on a brand new bag, it’s important to choose a bag that will last over time, rather than a one-season item that’ll end up in the bottom of your closet. To do this, the most effective option is to go with classics – a few of which might have seen a contemporary update, but are unfashionable or go for styles that have a timeless elegant look (think timeless colours, timeless designs and timeless fabrics).

Luxury handbags have a way of sprucing up a lady’s elegance. But instead of waltzing with a one-season wonder, why not add an excellent collection of handbags that will stand the test of time? Below is a list of top luxury handbags that renowned fashion brands have to offer you.

1. THE LOUIS VUITTON SPEEDY- Luxury Handbags

Coming at number one in our list of top luxury handbags: the LV Speedy. There’s a style that’s stayed fashionable for 90 years. Debuting in 1930 as the Express, a name meant to convey convenience, this bag represented a radical departure for a company then best-known for steamer trunks and hard-sided suitcases. Made of LV monogram canvas, what’s now known as the Speedy was a soft-sided, 30-centimetre satchel with a silhouette that looked like a cross between a doctor’s bag and a duffle.

Then and now, it sported a top zip closure, two rolled handles, piping, and a zipper pull made from vachetta, the untreated Italian leather that’s an LV design signature. Variations came later, as women looked for excuses to own more than one Speedy or to have their favourite style personalized. Add a three-piece, adjustable, detachable strap to the Speedy, something that LV has been doing since 2011, and it becomes a Speedy Bandoulière that can be worn as a crossbody or shoulder bag.

 

2. THE HERMÈS KELLY- Luxury Handbags

Long before there was the Hermès Birkin (see below), there was the Hermès Kelly. Designed in 1935 by Robert Dumas, a member of the family that still owns Hermès, the bag was based on the Sac à Courroies, which Hermès sold to carry saddles.  Transforming it into a proper purse, Dumas used a trapezoid shape, added a rigid handle, kept the flap with pull straps, and closed it with a turn-lock that came with a tiny padlock and key.

In 1954, movie star Grace Kelly picked up one while filming To Catch a Thief. In 1956, when she’d become Princess Grace of Monaco, she began using it to hide her baby bump from the paparazzi, leading women to call Hermès requesting the much-photographed “Kelly bag.” Today, the Kelly remains Hermès’ most complex model and is produced only in France, where each is made by a single artisan who spends between 20 and 25 hours hand-sewing, clamping, glueing, gumming, and buff its 36 pieces of leather.

 

3. THE CHANEL CLASSIC FLAP- Luxury Handbags

Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel designed this handbag to be hands-free—an idea that was revolutionary when the Classic Flap debuted in February of 1955. Using the quilted leather that would become a design signature, she suspended the bag from a long metal chain so it could be worn either over a woman’s shoulder or, with the chain doubled, in the crook of her arm.

Then and now, its other elements included an open pocket on the back, a turn-lock closure, a burgundy lining, and a zippered inside pocket—although it wasn’t until the 1980s that Karl Lagerfeld had the inspiration to turn that turnlock into a branding opportunity by adding Chanel’s double-C logo. (The name 2.55, an allusion to the style’s debut date, refers to a Classic Flap without that double-C turn-lock.)

4. THE HERMÈS BIRKIN- Luxury Handbags

Once upon a time, English actress Jane Birkin, famed in France for her years with musician and writer Serge Gainsbourg, happened to be sitting next to Hermès owner Jean-Louis Dumas on a flight from Paris to London.

At the time, Birkin lugged a wicker basket everywhere, claiming she couldn’t find a weekend bag she liked. When her wicker wouldn’t fit in an overhead bin and its contents spilt, she and her seatmate spent the rest of the flight discussing purses and sketching their ideas on the back of an airsick bag.

In 1986, Dumas presented her with the results of their collaboration, but it wasn’t until the 1990s that Birkin fever began to rage, leading to five-year waiting lists, countless counterfeits, and a secondary market where Birkins appreciate more than blue-chip stocks. Today, when phones and inboxes are flooded with special offers and influencer images, Hermès manages to maintain its mystique and remains one of the top luxury handbags with zero promotion.

 

5. THE LOUIS VUITTON NEVERFULL- Luxury Handbags

When the tote Luxury Handbags debuted in 2007, it already looked like they had been around forever. Larger and lighter than the Speedy, the Neverfull used a classic trapezoid shape and was made in the monogram canvas that LV had been using since 1896.

Aptly named, the Neverfull GM size (which has a 15.7-inch opening) is popular as both gym tote and diaper bag, but to cultivate the collecting impulse, LV currently offers dozens of Neverfull options including personalization with Goyard-style stripes and monograms, stickers, and coloured canvas or leather.

6. THE PRADA NYLON RE-EDITION – Luxury Handbags

Call it part of the Nineties comeback. Bella Hadid and Kendall Jenner, who have both been photographed with a Re-Edition on their arm, weren’t even born when Prada’s Saffiano-trimmed nylon became the stuff of chic. Now that sturdy luggage-grade nylon is back in this “It Bag,” which looks so much like earlier Prada styles that it’s impossible to tell old from new—even in a side by side comparison. Luxury Handbags.

That means that if you’ve got one of the Prada originals hiding under a dust bag in the back of your closet, you’re already good to go. And if you missed out the first time around, you can catch up with either a vintage model bought on the secondary market or one directly from Prada, which is making them in enough colours to inspire match-my-outfit collecting sprees—all priced under $800.

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7. THE DIOR BOOK TOTE- Luxury Handbags

Another trend that shows no signs of slowing: the tote with a designer name spelt out in big capital letters, as seen at Celine, Chanel, Givenchy, Saint Laurent, and practically everyplace else that puts out an accessories collection.

Currently, though, Dior’s Book Tote heads the list because of a range that includes animal prints, exotics, camouflage, and logo fabrics—plus patterns that are witty references to the house’s heritage, like cannage (a version of quilting that looks like chair caning) and houndstooth (the favourite of founder Christian Dior).

 

8. THE BOTTEGA VENETA POUCH – Luxury Handbags

Think of this luxury handbag as a drawstring bag without the drawstring. Or a clutch that’s oversized, floppy, and hard to hold. No one picks up the Pouch for practical reasons, yet its puckery, soft shape is seen everywhere on social media and is de rigueur gear for fashion editors.

The first big hit from Bottega Veneta’s British-born design director Daniel Lee, the Pouch was introduced in the spring of 2019 and is 40 centimetres wide, has a single-compartment interior, a top that snaps shut with a magnetic closure, and no handle or strap—which turns finding anything in your purse into a two-handed operation. (Cue to Coco Chanel spinning in her grave.)

Still, the Pouch is utterly irresistible, particularly since Bottega Veneta makes it in so many colours, including a wacky blue metallic and something called Sponge, a loopy, hand-knit Nappa that produces a purse that looks like a lap dog.

 

9. THE DIOR SADDLE BAG – Luxury Handbags

Proving that a great handbag doesn’t seem to stay out of fashion for very long, the Saddle Bag is back—bigger than ever—after becoming a cult favourite in the early 2000s when Sarah Jessica Parker carried one as Carrie Bradshaw during Season Three of Sex and the City. Then, no longer available from Dior, it languished in obscurity for a decade or so—until Beyoncé pulled one out of her closet and started carrying it everywhere.

Cut to the second half of 2018, when Dior officially re-introduced the style with loans to influencers and celebs backed up by a huge push on social media.

 

10. THE LOUIS VUITTON POCHETTE METIS – Luxury Handbags

A symphony of luxury and craftsmanship that transcends time. Adorned with the iconic monogram canvas, it encapsulates the legacy of Louis Vuitton, embodying elegance and exclusivity. This exquisite masterpiece seamlessly blends versatility with sophistication, allowing it to be more than a bag; it becomes a cherished companion, a symbol of refined living that whispers stories of heritage and journeys embarked upon. In a world of fleeting trends, the Pochette Metis stands as an enduring testament to the art of luxury, inviting you to embrace a legacy woven with meticulous artistry and timeless allure.

In the world of luxury handbags, timeless elegance and enduring style reign supreme. Owning a collection of handbags that transcend fleeting trends is a mark of sophistication and discernment. These iconic pieces not only enhance a woman’s elegance but also stand the test of time.

 

Here’s a roundup of the top 10 luxury handbags in 2023:

Louis Vuitton Speedy: With a history spanning 90 years, the Speedy epitomizes enduring style. Its soft-sided silhouette, iconic monogram canvas, and versatile wearability make it a classic choice.

Hermès Kelly: The Kelly, born from a saddle bag design, exudes timeless luxury. Its trapezoid shape, rigid handle, and meticulous craftsmanship have made it a symbol of sophistication.

Chanel Classic Flap: Coco Chanel’s revolutionary creation, the Classic Flap, offers hands-free elegance. The quilted leather, iconic chain strap, and double-C logo closure define its enduring appeal.

Hermès Birkin: The Birkin’s origin story, stemming from a chance encounter with Jane Birkin, makes it an emblem of luxury. Its exclusivity, craftsmanship, and status elevate it to an iconic status.

Louis Vuitton Neverfull: The Neverfull, as its name suggests, is endlessly versatile and stylish. Its trapezoid shape, monogram canvas, and variety of customization options make it a staple in any collection.

Prada Nylon Re-Edition: This Nineties-inspired comeback highlights Prada’s iconic nylon design. Its revival captures the essence of the past while staying relevant in modern fashion.

Dior Book Tote: The trend of designer name-emblazoned totes finds its pinnacle in the Dior Book Tote. Its bold patterns, including references to Dior’s heritage, make it a statement piece.

Bottega Veneta Pouch: Daniel Lee’s oversized Pouch defies practicality but embraces style. Its unique shape and variety of textures contribute to its irresistible allure.

Dior Saddle Bag: The Saddle Bag’s resurgence, popularized by celebrities, showcases its enduring appeal. Its distinctive shape and Dior’s reimagined designs bring it back into the spotlight.

Louis Vuitton Pochette Metis: Despite limited availability, the Pochette Metis is a coveted favourite. Its compact size, LV monogram, and convertible strap offer practicality without compromising style.

In conclusion, investing in these top luxury handbags is an investment in timeless elegance. These iconic pieces have endured changing fashion trends and continue to define sophistication and style. Whether it’s the classic designs of Louis Vuitton and Hermès or the innovative creations of Chanel, Prada, and Bottega Veneta, these luxury handbags transcend seasons and remain a symbol of refined taste.