From bags shaped like pearl eggs to oversize totes that slouch like your favorite jeans
recently—but not even New York’s most famous fashionista is going to make avian accessories trend.
Instead, fall’s biggest bag trends are less eccentric, but just as likely to be spotted on the streets of New York City as an actual pigeon—and getting significantly more looks of adoration than a purse shaped like one. While not as unusual, the bags we’ll be seeing everywhere in the coming month are still freaky, in their own ways.
There’s Gucci’s horsebit-chain shoulder bag—a design first seen during the Tom Ford era, meant to be held close to your chest like a sexy secret. Louis Vuitton’s Go-14 top-handle bag was practically made for those “What’s in your bag?” videos, with enough space in its pillowy interior to carry around your entire life and then some. And of course there are the bags like those seen on the runway at Ferragamo, quite literally larger than life. If you want to get really weird, though, we’d recommend investing in the
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