All good things come in small packages! These bags are perfect for two things: to look stylish and to carry only the essentials, so don’t think too much about practicalities because sometimes fashion isn’t about practicality, it’s about sheer fun and joy wearing them.
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1. BOTTEGA VENETA Messenger mini bag
Hand-woven in Italy using the house’s iconic intrecciato technique. It’s a compact and elegant bag that comes in a punchy purple shade.
2. CHLOÉ Drew mini studded leather and suede shoulder bag
Inspired by the brand’s ’70s archives, this mini classic saddle silhouette black leather bag is finished with circular cutouts showcasing a suede underlay and polished with gold studs that outline a geometric pattern.
3. FENDI Peekaboo mini appliquéd leather shoulder bag
The striking pretty ‘Peekaboo’ bag has merlot and pastel-pink floral appliqués. It’s a nod to the spring ’16 collection’s ‘Flowerland’ theme.
4. JIMMY CHOO Rebel mini metallic textured-leather shoulder bag
The ‘Rebel’ bag is versatile, modern and sleek. It’s made from silver textured-leather and finished with polished gunmetal hardware and a signature designer-engraved flip lock fastening. Wear it as a cross-body or on the shoulder.
5. LOEWE Elephant leather shoulder bag
Loewe’s cute and quirky pink leather bag resembles an elephant. Complete with perforated eyes this shoulder bag is playful and can be worn with casual outfits.
6. MANSUR GAVRIEL Mini leather bucket bag
Mansur Gavriel’s elegant bucket bag is a classic. Its structured style is sophisticated and elegant made from the finest Italian leather.
7. SAINT LAURENT Monogramme Blogger leather shoulder bag
Saint Laurent’s ‘Monogramme Blogger’ bag is ultra chic and beautifully crafted from smooth black leather. The tassels are a stunning boho-inspired finishing touch.
8. VALENTINO Lock mini embellished textured-leather shoulder bag
The iconic ‘Lock’ shoulder bag gets an update in vibrant green textured-leather with burnished gold, red, black and marbled jade ‘Rockstuds’.
