Louis Vuitton Speedy
Originally designed in the 1930s, the Speedy became an icon after Audrey Hepburn requested a smaller version. Its lightweight and practical design made it a favourite for travel
Hermès Birkin
In 1984, Hermès CEO met actress Jane Birkin. He sketched a design for a spacious, stylish bag that became the ultra-luxurious Birkin
Dior Lady Dior
The name “Lady Dior '' is in honour of Princess Diana. This became a symbol of elegance and sophistication after Princess Diana's photograph carrying it
Chanel 2.55
Designed by Coco Chanel, The Chanel 2.55 was made of Quilted leather, a revolutionary chain strap for freedom of movement, and hidden pockets for functionality that defied the purse norms of the time
Gucci Jackie
Renamed after Jackie Kennedy, who was frequently photographed with the bag, the Gucci Jackie features a curved half-moon shape and a piston strap closure
Fendi Baguette
Popularized and designed by Sarah Jessica Parker in "Sex and the City" in 1997, the Fendi Baguette brought a new carry method. This short, baguette-shaped bag was a chic underarm accessory
Bottega Veneta The Pouch
Daniel Lee made the design; the Pouch became an instant hit for its minimalist, slouchy design, capturing the essence of modern, understated elegance
Prada Nylon Backpack
Introduced in 1984 by Miuccia Prada, this practical yet stylish backpack revolutionized fashion with its use of industrial nylon. It was a perfect representation of luxury in versatility
Yves Saint Laurent Sac de Jour
In 2013, the Sac de Jour combines timeless elegance with modern functionality, featuring clean lines and a structured silhouette reminiscent of vintage doctor bags
Loewe Puzzle Bag
Created by Jonathan Anderson in 2015, the Puzzle Bag is known for its innovative geometric design and versatility, becoming a contemporary icon in luxury fashion. Also, this bag is still on Trend