Bags

Bags

Beaded Baggage

Beaded Baggage

A statement and eye-catching piece to add to your purse collection and turn heads

Suede Carry

Suede Carry

suede shoulder bag outfits for fall uses soft structured bags to add fall texture to everyday looks.

The Tote That Works All Fall

The Tote That Works All Fall

An autumn tote only works when it fits the coat you actually reach for, which makes proportion and strap placement more important than a novelty detail. The shift toward roomier, softer carryalls follows the same move toward heavier fall layers. This edit sorts the totes, coats, and boots that are meant to be worn together.

Janessa Leone

Janessa Leone

Janessa Leone bought a vintage men's dress hat in Paris, later found the original milliner's surname stitched inside was also Leone, and turned that discovery into her own Los Angeles hat line in 2013. Notes on which hat shapes hold up to daily wear and where the bags and belts fit into that idea.

Bao Bao Issey Miyake

Bao Bao Issey Miyake

Issey Miyake made the first version of this bag in 2000, naming it Bilbao as a tribute to Frank Gehry's museum, before it became its own label, Bao Bao Issey Miyake, in 2010. This edit gathers that same folded, triangle-paneled construction across totes, crossbody bags and shoulder bags.

Dragon Diffusion

Dragon Diffusion

Dragon Diffusion was started in 1985 by New Zealander Craig Wright, who built the label on basketry techniques borrowed from the South Pacific, Japan and Europe and turned them into woven leather rather than logos. The totes and shoulder bags here make up the everyday range, and the weave itself is the reason to look.

Serapian

Serapian

Serapian was founded in Milan in 1928 by Stefano Serapian, who in 1947 invented Mosaico, a technique of hand-weaving narrow strips of lamb nappa leather into a mosaic-like surface. I tracked that woven texture, and its plainer alternatives, across shoulder bags, top-handle bags and totes.

Tod's

Tod's

Tod's traces to a family shoemaking workshop Filippo Della Valle ran in Italy's Marche region, expanded by his grandson Diego Della Valle, who introduced the pebbled-sole Gommino loafer in 1979. This edit moves from boots through structured and slouchy bags to the Gommino family that made the brand's name.

The Anti-Gift Guide

The Anti-Gift Guide

Practical, cool gift accessories and sets that make giving the gift better than receiving the gift.

DeMellier London Names Its Bags After Places You Want To Be

DeMellier London Names Its Bags After Places You Want To Be

DeMellier names each bag after a city, and the naming is not decorative since every city corresponds to a specific silhouette the brand keeps year after year. That consistency means you can shop the range by shape rather than by season. This edit moves from the structured New York and Hudson pieces to the softer Siena and Stockholm shapes.

CALL IT BY YOUR NAME

CALL IT BY YOUR NAME

Call It By Your Name turns the cotton bandana, a familiar print with no fashion pretension, into totes and pouches finished by hand. Colombe Campana started the label making bandanas for family and friends, and a South Carolina mill still supplies the cloth. The edit is built around that tension between an everyday textile and a personal, handworked object.

Valesque

Valesque

Valesque builds its bags around slim handles and concealed hardware instead of visible branding, applying that same restraint across satin, velvet and nylon. The Berlin label, founded in 2023 by Valeska Dütsch and Sophie Berianidze, sizes the same idea up from compact evening shapes to roomier totes. This edit separates the smaller, evening-focused pieces from the looser, more practical ones.

Alaia Bag: The Shapes That Are Genuinely Wearable

Alaia Bag: The Shapes That Are Genuinely Wearable

Alaia's bag shapes keep reappearing in different materials, from mesh to raffia to smooth leather, which makes the house's point of view easy to spot across an outfit. The Le Teckel and Le Click shapes anchor the range, offering a base silhouette that gets reworked season after season. This edit looks at which of those shapes are actually easy to live with day to day, not just striking on a shelf.

Bag Edit

Bag Edit

This bag edit moves between generous, everyday totes and small-scale evening clutches. Pieces from Loewe, Coach, Tory Burch and Chloe lean toward woven and suede totes built for daily use, while Carolina Herrera, Alaia and Saint Laurent supply the going-out counterpart. The range is less about one shape than about the return of texture, whether raffia braid, jacquard or hand-finished leather.

Fashion Gifts for Mom

Fashion Gifts for Mom

Fashion gifts for mom work best when they fit the life she actually lives. That means a crisp cotton jacket, a low sneaker in a soft color and a small bag that goes from errands to dinner. This edit mirrors a classic American mom wardrobe with pieces from Khaite, The Row, Dries Van Noten and Toteme.

The Case for Buying One Good Bag a Year

The Case for Buying One Good Bag a Year

Buying one considered bag a year beats replacing one every time a feed trend shifts. The habit works because a bag earns its keep through repetition, the same handle showing up on errands, at work, and on weekends until it becomes part of how you dress. This edit gathers everyday totes, evening clutches, and a few distinctive designer shapes so the choice can be about which job your current lineup still fails to do.

Olive Green for Fall

Olive Green for Fall

Olive knits, army green jackets and trousers, and olive shoes and bags for a softer alternative to black and brown this fall.

Purple and Brown Outfits

Purple and Brown Outfits

Purple and brown is the unexpected fall pairing. Violet knits and silk, deep brown coats and trousers, and shoes and bags in both colors.

Red and Camel Outfits

Red and Camel Outfits

Red and camel is the classic fall pairing with a little more spark. Red knits and skirts, camel coats and blazers, and red and camel shoes and bags.

Navy and Burgundy Outfits

Navy and Burgundy Outfits

Navy and burgundy is a deep, rich pairing for fall. Navy knits and trousers, burgundy cashmere, leather and corduroy, and oxblood shoes and bags.

Burgundy, Suede and Cream

Burgundy, Suede and Cream

Three colors that make a fall wardrobe feel finished: burgundy, brown suede and cream. Here is how I would wear each one, from a head-to-toe burgundy outfit to the suede and cream pieces that ground it.

French Autumn, Rohmer Style

French Autumn, Rohmer Style

Camel knits, pleated skirts and a good loafer: the French autumn wardrobe, the way Éric Rohmer's films dress it. Here is how I would put it together for October, without a beret in sight.