Since the year has just started, most things are uncertain in 2020. We cannot be sure if we have a good summer, what will be the most popular album of the year, or what 2020 will respond to fleabagBut when it comes to fashion, designers give us a lot of spoilers for the coming year. Fashion trends and major purchases are usually set at least six months in advance, so with some authority we can tell you the designer handbags that will dominate in 2020, and this isn't just a guess. Of course, cult purchases and new brands can appear at any time, which surprises even the most seasoned fashion buyers and editors, but there are certain new styles that we're guaranteed to talk about when the hero purchases for 2020 come next December.
There is a new Chanel handbag that could be as iconic as the legendary 2.55 bag, and Bottega Veneta will have a year that is as golden as the last one. Every buyer I speak to tells me that they simply cannot order enough Bottega bags. When it comes to street style advertising, a Simone Rocha 2020 pearl handbag will have a number of excursions at Fashion Week, while Katie Holmes & # 39; favorite label Khaite has launched a practical bag that makes tiny mini bags look dumber than ever ,
One mood that we see in the fashion world for S / S 20 is the desire for classic, timeless pieces, and fashion houses like Gucci and Celine definitely apply this approach to their accessories department and browse the archive for handbags 2020 just as popular as 1950. Keep scrolling to see the new handbags from Chanel, Gucci, Bottega Veneta and others.
The Chanel 19 bag could be named after 2019 as it came on the market late last year. However, it is meant for big things in 2020. The quilted bag is a revised version of the house's classic 2.55 bag, but the 19 has a really chunky chain strap.
Bottega Veneta was arguably the most influential brand when it came to accessories in 2019, and that will continue this year. It's hard to choose a style that is most effective, but right in front of you is the Jodie shoulder bag, which is made of quilted leather and a distinctive knot on the strap.
Alexander McQueen released the story bag in early December 2019, and the shoulder bag has already been recommended by celebrities. It was recently spotted with Kaia Gerber and Selena Gomez.
Even before this handbag was released, it was a bestseller. Moda Operandi is the website where buyers can pre-order items directly from the runway. This Perspex bag was the best selling handbag for S / S 20.
The banana bag first appeared as part of The Row's S / S 19 collection and has quickly become a favorite with influencers and celebrities.
The Gucci 1955 horsebit bag is a modern classic, as the new addition has already been discovered by so many influencers. Thanks to the golden clasp and the classic silhouette as well as the characteristic logo print of the house, it looks like a real vintage feeling.
Khaite is a brand that is rapidly transitioning from a new label to a power player (this is the designer behind the knitted cardigan and bra set by Katie Holmes), and her handbags will get a lot of attention for 2020. This is a novelty for Khaite, and the shopping bags made of circular leather are already being received impressively.
Prada's re-edition nylon and saffiano leather mini bag was originally released in 2005 and picks up on our collective obsession with nostalgia. While many models and celebrities (read: Bella Hadid) have already been seen with vintage versions of the bag, Prada's decision to reissue the original design with some updated details for 2020 is sure to be a success with the fashion set.
The Triomphe is a new bag with the original Celine logo, created in 1971 by founder Celine Vipiana. This style has already been discovered in countless celebrities, including Angelina Jolie and Lucy Boynton.
The Aby Crossbody Bag is designed to mimic the shape of Chloé's legendary padlock hardware. She has already caught the attention of It girl influencers like Aimee Song.
These are the best trends for spring 2020,
This post originally appeared on Who What Wear UK.
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