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5 Handbag Trends That Will Be Everywhere in 2022

The collections we’ve seen so far seem to agree on these five styles.

When it comes to handbags, trends aren’t as transient as they are in apparel. A solid tote or shoulder bag can live (and be loved) in your wardrobe forever. Still, we do see certain silhouettes rise in the proverbial ranking of “it” items — one year may be bigger for baguettes than the next, others, you may feel called towards an oversized clutch. If you want to get a sense for which of these will be in the zeitgeist, look closely at the 2022 collections we’ve seen so far, from the runways to the in-between seasons, as well as what tastemakers appear to be carrying as of late: So far, it’s looking good for ’90s-style shoulder bags (pictured above, center, at Blumarine), crescent shapes (above, left, at Brandon Maxwell) and clasp tops (above, right, at Simone Rocha). Click through the galleries below to see (and shop) the styles we foresee being big this year. 

’90s shoulder

As seen at Blumarine, Versace, Simon Miller, Brandon Blackwood and more.

Brandon Blackwood Syl Bag, $170, available here

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Jacquard

As seen at Loewe, Tory Burch, Lanvin, JW Pei and more.

Loewe Amazona 19, $2,650, available here

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Crescent

As seen at Versace, J.W. Anderson, Balmain, Brandon Maxwell and more. 

Coperni Baguette Swipe Bag, $575, available here

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Pastel

As seen at Chanel, Fendi, Moschino, Max Mara and more.

Cisé Lynda Backpack, $200, available here

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Lady

As seen at Simone Rocha, Frances Valentine, Coach, Christian Dior and more.

Frances Valentine Carrie Frame Bag, $348, available here

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