Forget Harry—Zoë Kravitz Brought The Row's Latest It Bag As Her +1 to Taylor Swift's Wedding
The best part? It's way more affordable than a Margaux or Marlo. The worst part? It's selling out *very* quickly.
We talk a lot about wedding-guest dresses, and more specifically, how to find the perfect one for the upcoming nuptials on your summer calendar, but there's one item that's even harder to source: a formal (but versatile) bag to pair with them. Formal bags tend to be quite boring and stuffy. That, or they only work for black-tie occasions, meaning that the cost-per-wear is extremely high. What you want is a purse that can just as easily be styled with a wedding-guest dress as a pair of vintage Levi's and a T-shirt or a low-key linen skirt and tank top. That's where The Row's latest It bag, the Cecily Top Handle, comes in, and Zoë Kravitz has already provided plenty of wedding-guest dressing inspiration to prove it.
On Friday, Kravitz, along with most of Hollywood's elite, gathered at Madison Square Garden to watch Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce tie the knot in arguably the biggest wedding since Meghan Markle and Prince Harry tied the knot in 2018. For the occasion, the couple's guests took various approaches to dressing, with Kravitz going a very cool route, opting for a long-sleeve beaded dress with a knee-length hemline, vintage-looking chandelier earrings, and minimalist black heeled sandals. (Others, like Dakota Johnson and Karlie Kloss, took a more traditionally formal approach, wearing a little black dress and a gold, strapless gown by Tove, respectively.) Kravitz finished off the summer-wedding ensemble with a pair of Oliver Peoples x Khaite 1969C sunglasses, a black scarf, and the aforementioned ideal wedding-guest bag, The Row's satin Cecily bag.
On Zoë Kravitz: The Row Cecily Top Handle Bag ($1250); Saint Laurent Le 5 à 7 Bea ($4100); Khaite x Oliver Peoples 1969C ($555)
What makes the Cecily so great for weddings is how well it goes with every outfit, from a gown to an easy denim look. That, in part, is because it doesn't have any hardware on it, which limits the wearer's jewelry options. Its simplicity makes it a chameleon of sorts, able to transform into whatever its owner wants it to be.
So, it's really no surprise that the Cecily bag is selling out faster than anyone who desires one would like. To get your hands on one, you can either join The Row's wishlist—or, I just so happened to find one in stock at Net-a-Porter. Run to snag it before it's gone.
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