After two long years, the catwalks in Paris, London, New York and Milan were finally back to their in-person glory. Of course, as designers debuted their Fall/Winter 2022 collections, there were plenty of influencers and editors back in the fashion capitals, and the styles on the street were as spectacular as those on the runway.
Here are a few of our favorite street style handbags, as seen during fashion month:
Milan
Fatma Kutscher, stylist and creative director sports a Jaquemus fringe side body bag along with a bucket hat by Prada.
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It’s hard to take your eyes off these bold, bright block heels, but we also love the vintage Fendi Zucca Canvas bag and matching Fendi shorts. We have to wonder, is it Entrupy verified?
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This all white ensemble is adorned with a matching Prada Cleo bag, a favorite of influencers for the past several seasons.
Paris
Photo: Tyler Joe
This perfectly posed business chic look featuring a black leather Prada tote has us excited to start going back to the office again.
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Metallic accessories were a hot accessory in nearly every city. We love how this particular fashionista pairs her gold Bottega Pouch with classic denim pants and a leather blazer.
London
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The Balenciaga Le Cagol Shoulder Bag has been deemed the “it” bag of 2022
New York
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A classic Fendi Baguette bag is reimagined in woven pink knit and paired with a tulle skirt and Ganni sweatshirt for a casual cool girl vibe.
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We have to wonder if she is channeling the frosty NYC weather. Pictured with a Loewe shoulder bag.
Photo: Tyler Joe
It’s nice to have a bag like this roomy Coach Monogram tote when you’re traveling from show to show all day. Speaking of Coach, they’ve recently announced a surprising collaboration – one with Zabar’s, the renowned gourmet food emporium located in NYC’s Upper West Side.
We’re happy to see the fashion world returning to a more pre-pandemic vibe, and we look forward to wearing sweatpants less.
