If her Instagram account is any indication, Kendall Jenner has been living her best bikini-filled life lately. In May, she was in the South of France. This month, she's lakeside in Northern California. The common denominator in her vacation outfits? A giant tote bag that accompanies her swimsuit looks.
While Jenner's oversize tote bags are from luxury designer brands such as Bottega Veneta and Bode, you certainly don't need to spend a fortune on yours. To prove it, I rounded up several styles that won't break the bank. Scroll down to see how Kendall Jenner styles the practical accessory and shop beach totes for yourself.
On Kendall Jenner: Tropic of C swimsuit; Ami Paris dress; Bottega Veneta bag
Kendall's exact bag is a pricey investment.
On Kendall Jenner: Heavy Manners swimsuit; Bode tote bag
Fashion editors love Bode.
Shop Oversize Tote Bags for Under $150
Zara always gets it right.
This $35 price tag is incredibly tempting.
So chic.
A durable option for all of your beach needs.
Hurry! This one is on sale.
Another great sale find.
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