If You’re Buying One Woven Bag This Summer, Make It This Elegant, Timeless Style
Dragon Diffusion's bags are well known to fashion people. Explore the best woven leather styles below.
There are few things as reliable as the return of the woven bag. As soon as the first spring sunshine appears, a shift occurs in fashion people's wardrobes as classic bags are swapped out for tactile woven styles. Over the years, there's been one brand leading the charge, inspiring a thousand dupes, but no one does woven leather bags quite like Dragon Diffusion.
Alice carries the Dragon Diffusion Santa Croce bag (£445)
The refined musings of Dragon Diffusions pieces can be spotted all year round, but when the sunshine returns, they really come into their own. The spring months always usher in a tactile update through the introduction of light linens, airy cottons, and, in accessories, woven leather pieces. The sleek and intricate work of the brand's designs in timeless silhouettes and understated forms has cemented the brand as the go-to for woven styles year after year. And alongside our favourite fashion people, a series of celebrities have also added the brand's iconic styles to their collections. Ashley Olsen has been spotted pairing hers with a light jacket and jeans, whilst Dakota Johnson wore the small Santa Croce with a monochromatic black top and trousers. From Paris to New York to London, those in the know are bringing out their Dragon Diffusion bags once more for spring.
Emma carries the Dragon Diffusion Triple Jump bag (£310)
Whether a sleek shoulder bag or spacious tote, Dragon Diffusion's best-sellers come in all shapes and sizes, and the composition of sturdy woven leather ensures that these bags remain a dependable staple years after they join your wardrobe. From city streets to far-flung islands or even a simple trip to a farmer's market, a woven leather bag brings a balanced touch of elegance and ease. If you're looking to add a sleek woven leather bag to your collection, keep scrolling to explore the best Dragon Diffusion bags below.
Explore the Best Dragon Diffusion Bags
1. The Rosanna
Style Notes: The Rosanna bag is a refined shoulder bag with intricately woven leather, primed to carry your everyday essentials. From day to evening, this bag moves seamlessly with your looks and comes in an array of sleek shades.
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2. The Nantucket
Style Notes: The Nantucket bag is a beloved style often spotted throughout the year due to its practical size and sophisticated look. The tote is features a refined east-west silhouette with a spacious interior and intricately woven straps which fit neatly over the shoulder.
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3. The Egola
Style Notes: The Egola bag reinterprets the classic basket bag in enduring woven leather. The spacious interior and open top allow this bag to be filled to the brim if needed, ideal for days at the beach or picnics in the park.
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4. The Santa Croce
Style Notes: The Santa Croce is a consistent best-seller featuring soft edges and a tapered top to create the iconic shape. Whether carried in hand or slipped over the shoulder, this bag always feels incredibly current, even years later.
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5. The Japan
Style Notes: The Japan bag sets itself apart with wider leather straps and a a classic tote shape. The ease of this bag translates to every season, particularly with the suede iterations and deep brown options.
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6. The Triple Jump
Style Notes: The Triple Jump's timeless form draws fashion people to it year after year. It's understated, sophisticated and brings a touch of spring ease to warm-weather dressing.
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7. The Diagonal Triple Jump
Style Notes: The Diagonal Triple jump features a north/south silhouette, designed to fit comfortably over the shoulder thanks to its vertical shape. This practical style can move with you from city to seaside in an instant.
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Florrie embarked on her fashion journey whilst studying in Aix-en-Provence, she began to write her dissertation on the history of fashion and landed her first role at Harper’s Bazaar. Following this, she interned for various publications including Elle, Grazia and Marie Claire before joining the fashion team at Conde Nast Traveller. There, she contributed to international photoshoots, styled pages and covers, and produced engaging digital content. Over eight years of fashion industry experience, Florrie has honed her skills from styling e-commerce photoshoots to personal shopping. Florrie first joined Who What Wear UK as a freelancer before becoming the Commerce Writer. Now, as the Shopping Editor, she monitors current trends, new-in styles, wardrobe heroes and how best to style them.