Every Scandi Girl Is Carrying One of These Little Game-Changing Bags
It's becoming increasingly problematic for me and my bank account to keep track of the latest mini It bags. There's something just so annoyingly, temptingly cute about them, and as someone who prefers to not lug the kitchen sink around, I cannot resist. Well, there's another newbie pitching to join the existing pack and sit alongside a little white satchel from Wandler, a green rattan number from Wicker Wings, a small red box bag from Manu Atelier, a host of vintage beaded styles, a tan bucket from Staud… You get the idea.
Over the summer, and most prominently during the recent fashion week schedules in Stockholm and Copenhagen, we've seen the simple, Victorian-inspired pouch bag coming to the fore. Made over and modernized by Ganni (think brighter colors, bolder beadwork), these teeny-tiny drawstring bags are being bought up in volumes by Scandi girls. The cult brand, of course, leads the charge, but other labels are part of the pack: Attico has been known for its fancy evening versions for some time, Les Petits Joueurs does some of the most luxe options around, and Cult Gaia is nodding toward the movement while Jacquemus in on board with leather versions. Me? I'll probably hit up Etsy for something vintage as this style is so retro, but if you want the fast track, try out one of my favorite new pouch bags to shop below.
See the Mini Bags on the Street Style Set
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Both Emili Sindlev and Jeanette Madsen are fans of this bag trend.
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Camille Charrière's in with the Ganni gang with this monochrome polka-dot pouch.
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Diletta Bonaiuti clashed her scarf dress with a blue drawstring bag.
Shop the Best Pouch Bags
Don't save it for your evening best. Wear it in the daylight.
Remember these from when you were younger?
For holidays and beyond.
We're all back into pink… again.
Florals for fall? Yes, please.
Can't decide whether we love this black-and-white colorway or the green more…
Fake it as a vintage piece.
Set against true-blue jeans and watch it go.
This post originally appeared on Who What Wear UK.