Choosing the right handbag isn’t just about finishing a look, it’s about carrying confidence long before you step out the door. Stay aligned with your style through this intentionally curated collection of handbags.
So much time and care has gone into making DeMellier's 'Stockholm' tote – it's handcrafted from 27 individual pieces of suede. Suspended from elongated leather handles, it has plenty of compartments for organization, including a discreet exterior slip pocket. Stow your makeup pouch, cardholder and a book inside.
The medium version of the MOMBASA hobo bag's modern revival, in leopard-print pony hair leather lined in suede. This day-to-night silhouette is elevated with a leather-covered handle for hand or shoulder carry.
"La Passeggiata Medium" top handle in dark green, internal zip pocket and tubular handles. Made in Italy.
A deep affection for refined and timeless fashion influences The Row's dedication to craftsmanship. The Bindle Three shoulder bag is Italian-made from soft suede, featuring a softly structured silhouette and a removable pouch.
The Chloé Balloon Medium shoulder bag from the French maison Chloé boasts a relaxed and spacious silhouette. Crafted in Italy from leather and suede, this accessory features shoulder straps, a toggle fastening, and gold-toned accents.
All of Loewe's leather goods are handcrafted in Spain, reflecting the house's centuries-long expertise and artisanal methods. Presented in a two-toned leather construction, this Flamenco clutch is secured with the signature knotted drawstring closure.
The Envelope clutch from Dries Van Noten is made from crinkled metallic leather and comes with a detachable chain shoulder strap. Perfect for upscale events, this Medium accessory includes an inner pocket and a front magnetic closure.
Gabriela Hearst's designs are all carefully constructed, showcasing an uncompromising dedication to quality and craft. Crafted from calf hair, the Demi Small clutch features a gold-toned chain and a top closure that creates an elegant folded silhouette.
