While there are a ton of great deals to be had on Cyber Monday, there’s no doubt navigating them all can feel overwhelming. I personally like to approach the biggest sale season of the year with a bit of a game plan. Along with holiday gifts and a few festive pieces, big investment purchases such as coats, boots, and bags are high up on my list so I can get the best deal possible! Handbags, in particular, are on my mind this sale season. This week, I’ve scoured the Cyber Monday deals on the internet, and I’m sharing 30 chic styles I have my eye on should you also be in the market for a new bag. Included in the mix are timeless leather bags, designer investments, and a few fun, glitzy options for the festive season ahead.
Run around town in style.
A soft suede everyday bag you can wear year-round.
Just the right sparkly touch we want to integrate into our outfits this season.
It's rare that the good vintage bags go on sale.
You can switch between the shoulder strap or top handle on this sleek leather bag.
The fashion-person "pop of red" you were looking for.
I personally already own this and get a ton of compliments.
Inspired by timeless and impeccably crafted equestrian saddle bags.
Crafted from Italian leather in a distinctive oval shape—this one has been spotted on all the fashion people.
Timeless yet fashion-forward.
The festive bag for your next holiday party.
Such a gorgeous silhouette.
Oh, she's a cutie.
Wear for a special event or just with jeans and a tee.
The chunky black handle on this shoulder bag is one no one will forget.
Work-perfect.
A sleek as it gets.
This would make for a glorious holiday gift.
This will go with literally everything in your closet.
Tote your winter essentials in style.
It could pass as designer.
The perfect neutral hue.
The perfect off-duty shoulder bag.
If you're escaping to a resort, this is for you.
J.Crew has such a good selection.
Throw in your laptop… and the rest of your life.
Lean into those winter whites.
Y2K vibes.
The ideal dinner-and-drinks bag.
So good for the price.
