When it comes to investment purchases such as luxury bags, shoes and accessories, going back to the classics is always a wise choice. As a fashion editor who scrupulously studies the runways each season, I can safely say that we are truly in an era of handbags that evoke nostalgic designs and heritage house codes. We have witnessed the return of the Paddington at Chloé, the reintroduction of the Spy Bag at Fendi and we’ve even had a fresh take on the Phantom at Celine, appearing on the arms of models in Milan and Paris. All of these handbags have experienced phenomenal success, with shoppers practically salivating over the new-in designs or rushing to dust off their archival styles from their attics to emulate the look once more.

And this is exactly the sweet spot in which I find Gucci's newest handbag on the scene, named the Gucci Giglio. This fresh-off-the-runway bag has already been spotted on the shoulders of some seriously stylish celebs since debuting in Gucci's 2026 Cruise collection, and not only does it look like something the brand has plucked from its illustrious archive, but it is designed with the modern wearer in mind. Spacious enough for your daily haul of belongings and utilising a potent mix of Gucci's heirloom characteristics, the Giglio taps into this current desire for all things old school, but still exceedingly luxurious in style, attitude and practicality.

As a classic dresser, I truly believe in the art of curating a thoughtful and purposeful wardrobe and roster of accessories that you can rely on for years to come, without the worry of fading trends, seasonal fads and fleeting obsessions which fizzle fast. I’m constantly seeking out key pieces, and in this instance, a handbag, which slips into my pared-back, vintage-infused wardrobe, carrying the hallmarks of stylish eras past whilst bringing them thoroughly into the modern age.

I’ve been hunting down my next luxury handbag purchase for a while, so I thought it best to give this new Gucci style a thorough test drive and review. Someone has to! I’m after the perfect bag to take me from office days to evenings out in the city, as well as to accompany many an off-duty weekend outfit. I spent a sunny Sunday in London with the latest iteration of the Gucci Giglio in suede to see if it lives up to its style credentials and celebrity fanfare. Read on for my full review and thoughts on why this bag is the style to know now, plus where to shop it for yourself.

What Is the Gucci Giglio?

The Gucci Giglio is a brand-new handbag design, unveiled during Gucci's Cruise 2026 runway show, which took place in the brand's birthplace of Florence in May 2025. The show was hosted at Palazzo Settimanni, a 15th-century mansion which is home to the official Gucci archive. Lifting inspiration directly from said archive, the new Gucci Giglio has been imagined as an homage to the city of Florence, as well as to pay respect to the “giglio” (Italian for lily flower), which has been an emblem of the city since the Renaissance.

The Giglio features an all-over interlocking double-G monogram pattern, plus classic red and green striped webbing trims, recalling the Italian ancestry, equestrian legacy and fine-luggage heritage of the brand. It’s a large shopper shape with a rounded cut-out handle, which flows with the silhouette of the bag and its trim. This makes it wearable on the shoulder, in the crook of the arm or simply by holding the handle. Unstructured, with a soft, malleable feel, the Giglio feels plush, sumptuous and easy to grab and throw your daily items into.

It has a single hidden magnetic closure inside and is complemented with a detachable pouch in matching fabric for small, loose items. I chose to test-drive the Medium Brown GG iteration: a rich, nutty brown in a velvety-suede fabrication, lined with a cotton-canvas twill. The bag is available in sizes Large and Small (the Small also comes with a handy crossbody strap), as well as in other hues including beige, black and denim canvas, smooth black and dark-brown leather and, lastly, dark-blue suede monogram.

Gucci Giglio: The Vital Stats

• Model: Gucci Giglio Tote Bag
• Sizes available: Large and Small
• Variation: Medium Brown GG Suede
• Other colours available: Beige, black and denim canvas; black and dark-brown leather; dark-blue suede
• Trim: Green and red web canvas
• Hardware: Light gold-toned metal GG logo and two outside D-rings
• Lining: Heavy-duty brown cotton
• Pattern: Double G monogram
• Comes With: Detachable pouch and dust bag
• Handle Drop: 18cm
• Closure: Hidden magnetic closure
• Dimensions: Base 37cm, full width 60cm, height 47cm, depth 19cm
• Weight: Approx 0.6kg
• Origin: Made in Italy
• Contents load: Can fit a laptop or iPad, plus all of your daily essentials.

My Review of the Gucci Giglio

As far as iconic handbag labels go, Gucci has always been high up there. Having long been an admirer of the brand and owning a few of its styles over the years, I was excited to take this brand-new model for a spin. When I first saw the Giglio on the runway, what struck me initially was its all-over monogram, oversized shape and distinctive sporting stripes, all of which are synonymous with the brand. This potent mix of House codes means it is unmistakably and timelessly Gucci. I, for one, love these accents and how they add an expensive-looking, runway-inspired and vintage-leaning allure (my holy grail) to an otherwise understated outfit.

Sophie with the Gucci Giglio Large Tote Bag in Medium Brown GG Suede (£2170)

I took the Giglio on a Sunday-afternoon jaunt through London's ultra-stylish Marylebone neighbourhood, popping into shops, a café, public gardens and my favourite florist. For my outfit, I took cues from Sienna Miller and Suki Waterhouse, reaching for a classic pair of blue denim jeans, my trusty suede Gucci Horsebit loafers, a white tee and a cashmere crew neck, finished with a boxy green blazer and oversized aviators, from yes, you guessed it, Gucci. This sort of outfit is classic "me": tailored but casual, sharp but easy and could easily have been transported from, say, the '70s or '90s, but still stylish now and (I say, confidently) for years to come. The bag felt like a natural addition to this ensemble, adding a retro flair but aiding my busy, city-based, day-to-night needs.

Its oversized shape also harks back to the Y2K era of the "ludicrously capacious bag", seen on every starlet and It girl of the time (I'm looking at you, Paris, Nicole et al.), which, as a millennial, is one of my eternal style references. I also adore its maximalist-meets-minimalist charm. Yes, it's big, bold and a little bit head-turning, but it's also luxurious in texture, classic in colour and pattern and super practical. The big ol' fashion dial is slowly but surely swinging back to loud luxury, having been quiet for quite some time now. The Gucci Giglio sits in both camps quite confidently; I believe both pared-back dressers and those who like to style themselves more boldly can equally find common ground with this bag.

Sophie with the Gucci Giglio Large Tote Bag in Medium Brown GG Suede (£2170)

As someone with a lot of stuff and a desire to carry it with me at all times, seven days a week, the Giglio really does fit the bill. Holding my laptop, book, wallet, sunglasses case, AirPods and various other accoutrements, this bag really can house it all, and quite comfortably, too. The thick straps are reinforced with the webbed trim, so as much as the bag is relatively unstructured and light, it has a grab-and-go quality I appreciate. The straps allow for over-the-shoulder wear, which is great when you need to be hands-free. I also quite like the look of tucking the whole bag under the upper arm, and this is quite possible given how soft and supple it is. Otherwise, hanging from the crook of my arm felt natural, as did swinging the bag from the straps in one hand.

All in all, I really enjoyed my time with the Giglio. Its nostalgic charm, modern ease and everyday practicality tick so many boxes for me, and its colour and finishes will give my Monday-to-Friday looks an expensive edge, as well as my off-duty weekend 'fits. It's the kind of bag I know will work with dresses, much like on the runway, as well as suiting, separates, skirts and jeans. The house of Gucci has always pioneered individuality, cutting-edge style and progressive ideas in fashion, always through its classic, archival lens. This is a sentiment which allows for playful styling and constant re-invention with the Giglio; it's not a bag that takes itself too seriously, and I'd be excited to explore investing in this bag in the near future for a daily dose of iconic, timeless and heritage spirit, as well as endless styling possibilities.

Is the Gucci Giglio Worth It?

Competing with other luxury household names such as Prada, Chanel and Saint Laurent is no small feat. Luckily, Gucci has well over 100 years under its belt, with its first store opening in Florence way back in 1921. By today's standards, Gucci still reigns supreme, and with Demna Gvasalia (previously creative director at Balenciaga and co-founder of Vetements), now firmly in the driving seat, the fashion world is excited to see how he takes the heritage house forward, particularly with bags, shoes and leather goods—Gucci's defining calling cards.

In terms of the Giglio, you may be wondering if it's really worth the price tag. Remember, this is a luxury item, so careful consideration and thoughtful mulling over are necessary before parting with your hard-earned cash. The Large tote bags have a starting price of £1600 for the GG canvas, going up to £2170 for the suede colourways and £2470 for the full leather. The Small is a little gentler on the pocket, with all three canvas colourways offered at £1420.

To get optimal bang for your buck, make sure you take good care of your bag. I would recommend investing in a soft, undyed cloth and a gentle suede brush to keep it looking its very best. When you're not using it, filling it with the original tissue and storing it in the dust bag will help keep it in prime shape and condition. After all, a luxury bag is for life, so take care of it. Gucci also offer fantastic customer service and aftercare, so if you have any questions, go right to the source.

The Gucci Giglio on Celebrities

You know a bag has reached star status when a whole host of stylish celebrities are spotted carrying it on both sides of the pond. Sienna Miller, she of eternal boho-chic fame, has been dedicated to her Gucci Giglio, wearing it off-duty on the streets of central London, paired with classic straight-leg jeans, a sand-tone Oxford shirt and D-frame sunglasses.

Suki Waterhouse, too, has been stepping out in her classic GG canvas Giglio tote whilst in New York, similarly pairing it with blue jeans (this time flared), plus a vintage tee, burgundy leather jacket and loafers, giving the Giglio a bit of a rock-and-roll appeal. L.A. girls-about-town Emily Ratajkowski and Dakota Johnson, too, have been papped on numerous occasions with their beloved Giglios in casual and dressier moments alike.

Sienna, Suki, Emily and Dakota are all indisputably elite dressers, and their discerning choice to tote around the Gucci Giglio is testimony to its everyday ease, super-chic design and practical appeal.

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I’m not sure about you, but as we move towards autumn, the past few seasons’ obsession with colourful trainers has started to lose its appeal for me. What once felt playful and refreshing is now starting to feel… a little tricky. The outfit-interrupting bursts of colour that once elevated my looks now seem harder to style, particularly as I find myself veering towards a more grown-up, grounded palette as the weather starts to cool.

Black trainers still feel a touch too heavy and white, although reliable, is predictable. This is likely why I immediately noticed the latest trainer colour trend to crop up: Enter grey trainers. Inspired by a handful of models who are no strangers to making off-duty dressing look chic, I’ve been taking my cues from two in particular who have made a strong case for this understated footwear choice in the last week.

First up was Suki Waterhouse, who styled her pair with cut-off denim shorts and a casual varsity jacket. In a cool shade of grey, her trainers blended seamlessly into her outfit, complementing rather than competing with it.

Then there’s Elsa Hosk, who gave the grey trainer trend a typically elevated twist, wearing them with matching capris and a sleek white tank. It was the most refined take on athleisure I’ve seen in a while, made all the more chic by her thoughtful trainer pairing.

A truly chameleonic piece, the grey trainer has a way of working with almost anything in your wardrobe without stealing the spotlight. Keep scrolling to discover my edit of the best grey trainers to shop now.

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I’ll be honest: when I think about the trainer brands making waves right now, Ecco isn't exactly top of mind. Known for its orthopaedic-friendly soles and practical designs, the Danish label has long been synonymous with comfort over cool. However, it appears that things are starting to shift.

Just last week, I spotted Suki Waterhouse wearing a pair of Ecco trainers that made me look twice. Ditching the Nike or Adidas styles we're so used to seeing, Waterhouse opted for the brand’s under-the-radar Biom Lite-W trainer (£120), and honestly, she couldn't have chosen better. With a sleek, streamlined silhouette, subtle stripe detailing and a rich, burgundy hue that matched her ruby-red shorts, Waterhouse's low-profile trainers felt like a surprisingly natural pairing to her sporty ensemble.

I've noticed that actor Chloë Sevigny has developed a penchant for the brand too. Wearing Ecco's Biom C-Trail Trainers (now on sale for £108), Sevigny created a typically chic outfit, pairing the lace-up style with a swishy gingham skirt and sporty windbreaker-style jacket.

Ecco, once a go-to for sensible walking shoes, is clearly in the midst of a rebrand. The label's newer silhouettes manage to retain its technical edge whilst tapping into trend-led shapes, colours and design details that feel distinctly now.

Less clueless dad and more IYKYK fashion girl, scroll on to discover the best Ecco trainers to shop now. I promise you won’t be disappointed.

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Take a look around you. Someone, somewhere will no doubt be wearing a pair of jeans—perhaps it’s even you, right this very moment. I, for one, live in my jeans. I own a trusty Levi’s 501 pair which I reach for time and time again. They fit like the dream and are so soft and comfortable. The light wash has faded in a subtle way, giving them a chic but lived-in feel. I could never part with them.

Denim jeans are a staple in any person’s wardrobe at any given time. From classic light blues, to rich indigos and every variation of cut, style and silhouette under the sun, you will be hard pressed to not see them everywhere you turn. They transcend seasons and eras. I would even argue to say that they pass for a neutral—pair with any colour and they just work. This is why they are the foundation piece in the wardrobes for many celebrities off-duty. From Rihanna to Suki Waterhouse, Lila Moss to Sienna Miller, stylish women know how to rock them.

So what does denim look like in 2025, I hear you say? I’ve gathered my sources and identified some key trends that the style pack are wearing now. If you want to get ahead, read on shop these styles today.

1. FRESH WHITE JEANS

Style notes: White denim is always a good idea. Style it like Sienna with some tough leather accessories and black tones to let it do the talking. A masterclass in spring dressing from the queen of boho-chic.

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2. WASHED BLACK JEANS

Style notes: Lila has perfected the art of monochromatic dressing. A rich mix of black, heather grey and washed-out moody tones looks chic and thoughtful. Her wide-leg off-black jeans are great for day-to-day elegance.

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3. BIG AND BLUE

Style notes: This is surprisingly a more tame look from the usual stylings of Rihanna. Is she in her quiet luxury era? Either way, I am loving how she has paired these big blue jeans with a burgundy heel, top and lip combo. Ultra chic and understated.

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4. STRAIGHT CUT AND INDIGO

Style notes: Suki Waterhouse never steps a foot wrong, even when she is off-duty. Her straight-cut indigo jeans give me '70s vibes paired with the shaggy coat and sunglasses. Simple yet elevated—an easy look to replicate.

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5. VINTAGE WASHES

Style notes: These jeans are totally it for me. Featuring a high rise, hems hitting the floor, a generous yet straight cut with a deep vintage-style wash. Utter perfection from Selena, further exaggerated by her black blazer, Khaite belt and pointed pumps.

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As someone who grew up in the Tamagotchi-owning, Girls-watching era, I have a soft spot for the trends that defined the late noughties and early 2010s.

The peplum tops! The skinny jeans! Divisive as they may seem now, at the time, they were everything. Still holding on—perhaps a little too tightly—to the styles that shaped my teenage and early adult years, I’m always looking for signs that my favourite fashion era might be making a comeback. And lately, I have cause to celebrate. From the runways to the streets, some of the biggest trends of the 2010s are having a moment once again. And just this week, three of my favourite celebrities proved that nostalgia is officially in style.

Between Suki Waterhouse, Sabrina Carpenter and Rachel Zegler, it’s clear I’m not the only one with a soft spot for a millennial-era staple. Keep reading to discover the three throwback trends celebrities are embracing right now.

3 Millennial Fashion Trends Celebrities Are Suddenly Wearing

1. Corset Tops

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Style Notes: Carpenter stepped out this week making the case for the corset-top trend. Simple and sexy, this lingerie-inspired top brings a playful spin to your eveningwear wardrobe without overcomplicating your styling. Giving her corset top a 2025 feel, the singer paired hers with a chic cream coat and added height to her frame by means of her tall platform heels.

2. Playsuits

Style Notes: For about 10 years of my life, whenever I was in need of a simple outfit base that would have me feeling put-together and party-ready, I would reach for a black playsuit. A little more playful than a long-line jumpsuit but just as easy to dress up and down, it perplexes me that this foolproof ensemble ever went "out" at all. Bringing it back for spring/summer 2025, Waterhouse wore a black strapless playsuit to the Micheal Kors runways show in New York this week, putting the easy ensemble back on my radar.

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3. High-Low Dresses

Style Notes: With an elegant asymmetrical hemline that dips lower in the back, the high-low dress trend exudes a certain effortlessness. Wearing a striking black-and-brown rendition to the Michael Kors runway show in New York, Zegler made a compelling case for why this silhouette deserves a spot in every fashion person’s evening wardrobe.

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Some tights-and-shoe pairings feel like a match made in heaven—knee-high boots and semi-sheer tights, for example, are a time tested duo. Others, however, continue to spark debate among fashion circles. Tights and open-toe sandals, though a red carpet staple, remain a rare sight in everyday wardrobes. Another divisive combination? Tights paired with trainers.

While opinions in our team are mixed, one fashion insider who firmly embraces the look is model and singer Suki Waterhouse. Stepping out amid the whirlwind of New York Fashion Week, Waterhouse wore an embroidered leather trench coat, sleek black sunglasses, and an oversized scarf. Yet, as striking as these elements were, they weren’t what stole the show. Instead, it was her unexpected choice of footwear—trainers worn with tights—that truly caught my attention.

Eschewing the predictable Nike or Adidas picks, Waterhouse instead opted for a pair of vibrant orange and pink Kurt Geiger Islington Trainers (£159). Tapping into the colourful trainer trend that has been gaining momentum over the past few months, her choice injected a playful contrast into her winter ensemble with minimal effort.

Though an unconventional pairing, Waterhouse’s tights-and-trainers combination offered both comfort and practicality—ideal for the demands of Fashion Week—while also adding a fresh, unexpected lift to her heavier cold-weather look.

Convincing a number of the Who What Wear staffers who were previously on the fence that this combination is worth another look in, read on to discover our edit of the best tights and trainers below.

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Despite being born in 1992, few embody chic, 1970s-inspired style quite like Suki Waterhouse.

With her love of lace garments, bell-bottom trousers, and a warm palette of golds, browns, and greens, the multi-hyphenate performer has cultivated a signature aesthetic that somehow feels both entirely unique and right on trend. Stepping out in New York this week, Waterhouse emerged in an outfit that reminded me exactly why she's one of my style icons. Despite her outfit containing several key 2025 trends, her look felt uncomplicated and effortless—the exact qualities I strive to achieve in my own wardrobe.

Whilst skinny jeans are currently staging a comeback (yes, really), Waterhouse sidestepped the trend in favour of a pair of mid-blue flared jeans. Designed with a voluminous cut that skims the thigh before dramatically flaring out from the knee, her jeans created an element of movement and drama within her outfit that felt perfectly in tune with the free-spirited ethos of her well-cultivated style. Tapping into the denim trend that reemerged on the runway this season, Chloé’s boho-inspired spring/summer 2025 collection was rife with the '70s-adjacent design, signalling a return of the anti-skinny denim is due to hit soon.

A model wears flared jeans on the Chloé spring/summer 2025 runway.

But the jeans were only the beginning. Waterhouse layered her look with a fluffy caramel coat and accessorised with the highly covetable Toteme T-Lock clutch bag—nodding to the faux fur coat and clutch bag trends that are soaring right now—while balancing her vintage leanings.

What truly sets this look apart, however, is its innate Parisian flair. Waterhouse's styling feels like it could have been plucked straight from the streets of Le Marais. For decades, Parisians have embraced the '70s-inspired aesthetic that Waterhouse channels so seamlessly. It’s no wonder Waterhouse nails it so well—her approach aligns perfectly with the core tenets of Parisian dressing: ease, comfort, and quiet confidence.

Inspired to re-create her perfect silhouette? Scroll on to shop Waterhouse’s look and explore our edit of the best flared jeans to add a touch of retro charm to your wardrobe.

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She's here, and she's perfect!

Suki Waterhouse and her baby bump just made their debut at the 2024 Emmys red carpet in a stunning backless Valentino couture gown. 

If 2023 was the year of the girl—complete with frills, bows, and an ode to innocence—2024 seems to be the year of the mum. The Emmys red carpet marks one of the first occasions Waterhouse has stepped out after announcing her pregnancy with fiancé Robert Pattinson.

Waterhouse, who announced her pregnancy on stage at a concert, is attending the award show in support of her Daisy Jones and the Six castmates who are up for awards tonight. Camila Morrone, also dressed in red, is nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie while titular star Riley Keough is up for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie.

See the stunning mum-to-be below. 

WHO: Suki Waterhouse

WHAT: 2024 Emmy Awards red carpet

WEAR: Valentino couture gown 

Styled by: Rob Zangardi and Mariel Haenn

Valentino S/S 2023 Couture

This post originally appeared on Who What Wear US. 

Next Up: The Most Impressive Red Carpet Looks From the Emmy Awards

There are very few skincare brands that I would say are universally loved. Sure, there might be one particular name that crops up over and over again, dipping in and out of popularity as new product launches come and go, but for a brand to have a reputation that refuses to falter no matter what? Virtually unheard of. However, there is one exception. In all my time working in the beauty industry, I can’t recall a single negative word being said about Elemis.

Responsible for producing spa-like skincare products that champion natural ingredients blended with high-tech science, Elemis is the number one "anti-ageing" skincare brand in the UK for good reason. Mainly, it’s because its Pro-Collagen range is just so unbelievably good. Loved by celebrities like Victoria Beckham, beauty editors and just about anyone who has ever tried it, the Elemis Pro-Collagen collection works to plump, smooth and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles using powerful marine and plant ingredients.

It’s likely that you will have heard of at least one of the Pro-Collagen products before. For example, both the Pro-Collagen Cleansing Balm and Pro-Collagen Marine Cream are not only considered cult products, but they have also won a ton of prestigious beauty awards. It’s no wonder, therefore, that some of Hollywood’s biggest names swear by some of Pro-Collagen’s hero products.

Ahead, we've rounded up our favourite products from the lineup to help you get an A-list glow at home.

1. Elemis Pro-Collagen Marine Cream SPF30

This hard-working moisturiser is a favourite amongst beauty editors and celebrities too. In fact, before the Golden Globes in 2015, Kate Hudson took to Instagram to share her pre–red carpet beauty products of choice. In her lineup sat Elemis Pro-Collagen Marine Cream.

2. Elemis Pro-Collagen Hydra-Gel Eye Masks

In an interview with Harper's Bazaar, Poppy Delevingne revealed that these eye masks are one of her beauty must-haves.

3. Elemis Pro-Collagen Cleansing Balm

Back in 2017, Catherine Zeta-Jones gave her Instagram followers a rare glimpse into her bathroom beauty cabinets. Inside? A pot of Elemis’ famous sumptuous cleansing balm of course.

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This post was originally published at an earlier time and has since been updated.

From the very British confines of the National Gallery in London's Trafalgar Square, last night British Vogue magazine brought the great and good—and the very very fashionable—together for a celebration. The museum's new exhibition is Vogue 100: A Century of Style, so you can imagine the pressure was on for attendees to get their looks absolutely right for the occasion. On a dreary, drizzly, stormy night, it's no wonder the chic crowds—including Suki Waterhouse, Karlie Kloss and Lily Donaldson—knew that wearing some iteration of the little black dress would be a safe, but surely effective, bet.

Scroll down to see what our favourite ladies wore to party with the fashion bible.

On Jourdan Dunn: Self-Portrait High Neck Lace Panelled Dress (£255).

On Erin O'Connor: Erdem dress.

On Amber Le Bon: Leon Max dress.

On Caroline Issa: Nordstrom Signature and Caroline Issa Salvador Tie Neck Silk Shirt (£290) and Kate Full Check Skirt (£364).

Related: Things Got Pretty Experimental on the Fashion Front Last Night—And We Liked It

On Edie Campbell: Christopher Kane dress and Safety Bucket Shoulder Bag (£850), available in Black Leather.

On Suki Waterhouse: Ralph and Russo Couture jacket and skirt. 

On Lily Donaldson: DSquared2 gown.

WHO: Charlotte Dellal

On Dakota Johnson: Marc Jacobs gown.

Related: 5 Styling Tricks to Steal From Carine's New Uniqlo Collection

On Lottie Moss: Versace dress, belt and shoes.

On Natalie Massanet: Christopher Kane dress.

On Eva Herzigova: Dolce & Gabbana suit; Alexander McQueen clutch. 

Related: The Fail-Safe Outfits London Girls Always Go To

On Karlie Kloss: Christopher Kane dress; Aquazzura Amazon Black Suede Pumps (£525).

On Laura Bailey: Chanel jacket and trousers.

On Yasmin Le Bon: Leon Max dress; Manolo Blahnik clutch; Prada stole.

Is the LBD your failsafe? Let us know in the comments box below.

The fashion house synonymous with one of the most iconic wardrobe staples in fashion history is back with another instant classic. Burberry, the pioneer of the trench coat, has taken its trusted nylon and waterproof technology to create the fashion world's next luxury It bag: The Rucksack.

We first caught wind of the bag in the brand's Functionregalia collection at its S/S 16 show in London last year. Now, a slew of our favourite stylish celebs, like Margot Robbie, Taylor Swift, Suki Waterhouse, and Cara Delevigne, have all been spotted with personalised versions of the backpack. It-girl approval aside, the combination of this bag's functionality and its elevated design is reason enough to invest in the piece this season.

Keep scrolling to check out how some of our favourite stars styled the Burberry backpack—and shop it for yourself, too!

Do you think you'll buy into Burberry's backpack movement? How would you style it? Let us know in the comments below…

Today in London, one of our favourite affordable brands, Topshop, showed its higher-end Topshop Unique collection for S/S 16. Naturally, countless It girls attended—Alexa Chung, Suki Waterhouse, and Leandra Medine, just to name a few—and our Instagram feeds were almost instantly flooded with envy-inducing pictures from the runway, front row, and backstage. Naturally, we’ve rounded up the best of the must-see snaps so you can see them all in one place.

Click through to see the photos! 

Continue to see the full collection! 

Now, head on over to Topshop to shop its F/W Unique collection that’s available now! 

Watch Suki and Imogen Waterhouse team up in Teen Vogue's video for its September issue, and be sure to share your thoughts on the duo in the comments below!