MFL Most Wanted: 7 Spring Bags to Covet
In a bid to spruce up our wardrobes now that spring is officially here, we’ve paid far too much attention to carefully acquiring Mary Katrantzou‘s dizziness-inducing digi-prints and Christopher Kane’s embellishment frosted wares.
It’s high time we did something about the seriously lust-worthy bags sat patiently in-store and online, waiting to be snapped up.
We’ve rounded up seven super-covetable hot-for-spring bags to kick your bag-drobe into shape for the new season. From pastel and practical to python, we’ve got the bag spectrum covered so you can spend the sun filled days showing off your newly acquired arm candy.
That’s right weather man; we said SUN filled!
Beaufort Satchel, £60, available at Zen Kensington: On-trend in candyfloss pink with an even sweeter price tag; need we say more?
Snake and Tribal Pattern Clutch, £170, available at Karen Millen: Delivering a nod to the prominent tribal trend of S/S ’12, no bag collection is c0mplete without a statement clutch.
‘Willis’ Bag in British Tan, £275, available at Coach Stores: Coach celebrates its 70th anniversary by revisiting the classic ‘Willis’ with updated rounded edges, hand-burnished vachetta and colour-blocked leathers. Even the stars are getting in on the bag action, after Christina Hendricks and Rashida Jones were spotted sporting the ‘Willis’. Tan = practical, trans-seasonal perfection!
Neoprene B-Bag, £190, available at Leghilà: Imagine the sporty lovechild of a Hermès Birkin and the iconic Mulberry Bayswater. We love this sport-inspired take on a classic bag design from this cult Italian brand
Pucci Python Bag, £1,375, available at Harrods: Exotic animal skin encased bags need no introduction: uninterrupted luxury in an eye-catching hue.
Croc Metal Bar Clutch, £35, available at Topshop: The go-to high street brand once again reminds us why we love it so much. Luxe look, lean price tag!
Humbug Tote, £330, available at KG Kurt Geiger: Apart from selecting this bag because we love the name, we love its super-sized carrying capacity and ability to look so good, all at once!
Author: Farhana Nazir
Lover of Italian food, cold mornings and chatting over hazardous amounts of coffee about controversial fashion matters.
Farhana started off wanting to be a barrister, but fast realised they’re not as fashionable with those wigs! Her goal for 2012? To finally deliver talks on the importance of cupcakes in nations where Danish pastries still rule!
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