Farewell to Crossbody Bags: Welcoming New Faces of Fall 2024

The bag trends at New York Fashion Week have reshaped our everyday aesthetics. While sometimes they may seem impractical, they still catch our attention and successfully persuade fashion enthusiasts. Last year, the most beloved bag trend was mini bags. And this year, we are set to witness a new trend that will drive everyone crazy as the Fall/Winter 2024 collections are officially unveiled.

If accessories like tote bags and crossbody bags have been staples in our closets for years, in 2024, top-handle bags will reign supreme in the fashion world. Fashion houses like Khaite and Collina Strada have introduced sleek, balanced designs, while brands like Anna Sui and AREA have incorporated whimsical prints and unique 3D decorations. Although the Ulla Johnson brand has launched a small-sized bag, it can still comfortably accommodate daily essentials.

Collina Strada: Collina Strada has entered the race with shiny materials and handles made from abstract bead chains, impressing in this trend.

Khaite: At a recent New York Fashion Week show, observers wondered if the collection designers were as captivated by the curves of a Corvette as they were by the sleek silhouette of the Cate bag – dubbed the new IT bag of the year.

Anna Sui: Anna Sui’s Fall/Winter 2024 collection has demonstrated masterful sophistication with sequin-adorned handle bags.

Libertine: Sealed with a kiss. While Libertine’s Fall/Winter 2024 runway show featured some handle styles, we particularly fell in love with the seductive red lips printed on the brand’s charming bag.

Kim Shui: Resembling a jewelry box, Kim Shui introduced a handbag with a classic rectangular shape combined with cream-colored gloves, creating a wave of popularity in the fashion community.

Ulla Johnson: The bucket bag, a classic top-handle bag with a simple yet luxurious style, has been brought to life by Ulla Johnson with its adorable drawstring bag.

Ludovic De Saint Sernin: Ludovic De Saint Sernin’s top-handle bag exudes a distinctly classical vibe, reminiscent of the early baguette bags era.