5 Handbag Colour Trends That Are Already Dominating This Autumn
These autumn 2025 bag colour trends feature some surprising colours, all of which are chic and perfect inspiration for selecting your own seasonal handbag. Scroll on to see the autumn 2025 bag colour trends to have on your radar.

It's heeeere! The time to set aside your raffia totes and summery clutches and replace them with soft suede totes, supple leather purses and other iconic autumn handbags. I'm an accessories and outerwear girl through and through, meaning autumn easily ranks as my favourite season for getting dressed, and I'm deep into fall trend analysis, so I can spin my own take on them. High on my list of seasonal swaps is finding a new handbag. And there's no better place to start than with a review of autumn bag colour trends bubbling up to the surface this year.
I've trawled the runways to compile a list that you can refer to for autumn bag colour options. If you already have the shape in mind, you can pinpoint your colour, whether you've decided on a slouchy, boho-inspired bag or a structured handbag. (I personally can't stop thinking about the unique over-the-shoulder strap and hand ring tote featured all over Victoria Beckham's runway show.) Colour-wise, this year has proven to be a healthy mix of expected classics—they're timeless for a reason—and a couple of more surprising hues that I think make for slightly more intriguing outfit combinations this season. Let's dive in, shall we?
The Autumn 2025 Bag Colours Trends to Take Note Of:
1. Olive Green
Style Notes: Olive—what a shade! It's a little beacon of happiness as days slowly get greyer, but it brings the earthiness of a forest walk. It holds the electricity of a more vibrant green but the grounded aesthetic of a neutral. Whilst we normally see an uptick in evergreen tones closer to winter, I'm happy to see another hue getting the spotlight—let alone in autumn. It works so well with black, brown, grey, cream and beige, so you'll have no problem working it into your autumn capsule wardrobe.
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2. Vanilla White
Style Notes: White and cream normally make appearances during summer and winter, so I'm all for a pop of this bright hue in the middle of autumn. What makes this particular colour so nice is its slight warmth. Vanilla is still vibrant, but it's a little subtler than a pure white. This melds nicely with camel-coloured coats, green tones, navy and so many other shades you likely already have. It's also the perfect shade to make autumn knitwear pop.
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3. Pink
Style Notes: We're used to seeing burgundy and other berry-toned reds appear during the colder seasons, and pink during the warmer ones. So, it was a pleasant surprise to see a bright bubblegum hue show up on the runway for autumn. It's fresh and fun, and perfect for delighting your inner child. A monochrome pink look is a great way to reinvigorate a wardrobe if you're feeling a little bored with jewel tones and neutrals. This colour also works well with navy and black, too. Plus, it'll carry you from autumn all the way back into summer.
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4. High Shine Black
Style Notes: It doesn't get more classic than black. Yet, this season, there's been an uptick in a specific finish. High-shine and patent leather black handbags were seen across a variety of runway shows. It's a nice choice as it gives an eye-catching glint to an outfit without any need for maximal colours or patterns. You also know that investing in a black handbag is always a good idea, as this colour is the definition of timeless.
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5. Camel Brown
Style Notes: Although chocolate brown has remained a steadfast colour trend, it's evident that camel hues are slipping back into the spotlight. And it makes perfect sense! There has never been an autumn when camel-coloured coats, knitwear and boots weren't relevant, so a matching handbag or tote is a given. The warm caramel shade looks lovely with deeper shades of brown as well as black and burgundy.
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Melissa Epifano Varley is a writer and editor who covers fashion, home, and beauty. She has over seven years of experience and has written for Forbes, InStyle, People, The Zoe Report, and Byrdie. She has also served as the editor-in-chief of Real Homes and lifestyle editor at The Spruce and ran her own wide-fit footwear line for over three years. She graduated a year early from the University of Oregon with a Bachelor of Science in journalism. Melissa has won the PPA Next Gen Award and currently covers fashion, trend, and shopping content for Who What Wear. She’s passionate about helping readers discover their own sense of style in their wardrobes and homes—whether that’s through products, trends, or concepts that they deeply resonate with and makes them feel their best. She’s originally from the U.S. but is now based in Bath where she spends her free time reading books, creatively writing, and taking part in more esoteric endeavours like reiki and tarot.
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