Designer Top 10 Luxury Handbags in The World

Luxury handbags have a way of enhancing a lady's grace. Instead of waltzing with a one-season wonder, why not add an excellent collection of time-tested handbags? The following is a list of the best luxury handbags available from well-known fashion houses.

 

1.      THE SPEEDY LOUIS VUITTON

The LV Speedy is ranked first on our list of the best luxury handbags. There is a fashion trend that has endured for 90 years. This bag made its debut in 1930 under the name "Express," which was designed to imply convenience. At the time, the firm was best known for its steamer trunks and hard-sided luggage, so this bag signified a radical departure. What is currently known as the Speedy was a soft-sided, 30-centimeter satchel made of LV monogram canvas with a silhouette like a cross between a doctor's bag and a duffel.

It included two rolling handles, piping, a top zip closure, and a zipper pull made of vachetta, the untreated Italian leather that is a hallmark of LV design, both then and now. Later, as women looked for reasons to own more than one, variations emerged.

HERM'S KELLY

The Hermès Kelly existed long before the Hermès Birkin (see below). Based on the Sac à Courroies, which Hermès sold to transport saddles, Robert Dumas, a member of the family that still owns Hermès, created the bag in 1935. Dumas employed a trapezoid shape to make it into a genuine purse, added a stiff handle, maintained the flap with pull straps, and secured it with a turn-lock that came with a miniature padlock and key.

 

One was acquired by movie star Grace Kelly in 1954 while she was filming To Catch a Thief. When she became Princess Grace of Monaco in 1956, she started using it to conceal her pregnancy from the media. As a result, women started calling Hermès to order the frequently photographed bag.

THE CLASSIC FLAP BY CHANEL

This handbag was created by Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel to be hands-free, which was a ground-breaking concept when the Classic Flap made its debut in February 1955. She made the bag out of the quilted leather that would become a design staple and hung it from a long brass chain so that a lady could wear it either over her shoulder or, with the chain doubled, in the crook of her arm.

 

While it wasn't until the 1980s that Karl Lagerfeld had the idea to transform the turncock into a branding opportunity by adding Chanel's double-C emblem, its other features were an open pocket on the back, a turn-lock clasp, a burgundy lining, and a zipped inside pocket. (The name 2.55, which refers to the style's launch date,

HERMS BIRKIN

On a once-in-a-lifetime trip from Paris to London, English actress Jane Birkin—famous in France for her years with singer and author Serge Gainsbourg—happily sat next to Hermès founder Jean-Louis Dumas.

 

Birkin claimed she couldn't find a weekend bag she loved at the time and carried a wicker basket everywhere. She and her seatmate spent the rest of the trip talking about purses and drawing out their concepts on the back of an airsick bag when her wicker spilled because it couldn't fit in an overhead bin.

 

Dumas gave her the finished product of their partnership in 1986, but it wasn't until the 1990s that Birkin fever took off, resulting in five-year waiting lists, a plethora of knockoffs,

THE LOUIS VUITTON NEVER FULL

The tote Luxury Handbags appeared to have been around forever when they first appeared in 2007. The Needfully employed a classic trapezoid form and was produced in the monogram canvas that LV had been using since 1896. It was bigger and lighter than the Speedy.

With its 15.7-inch opening, the appropriately named Needful GM size is popular as both a gym tote and a diaper bag. However, to encourage the collecting itch, LV currently offers dozens of Needful options, including customization with Goyard-style stripes and monograms, stickers, and colored canvas or leather.

THE RE-EDITION OF PRADA NYLON

 

Call it a resurgence of the 1990s. Prada's Safina-trimmed nylon became the stuff of elegance before Bella Hadid and Kendall Jenner, who have both been spotted wearing a Re-Edition on their arm, were even born. In this "It Bag," which resembles prior Prada versions so closely that it is impossible to distinguish between the two, strong luggage-grade nylon is once again used. upscale handbags.

 

That means you're already set if you have a Prada original stashed away in the back of your closet under a dust bag. You can also catch up if you missed out the first time by purchasing a vintage model on the secondary market

THE DIOR BACKPACK

Another trend that isn't going anywhere is the tote with the designer's name written in huge, bold letters. You can find these bags at Celine, Chanel, Givenchy, Saint Laurent, and pretty much wherever else that has an accessories line.

However, Dior's Book Tote currently tops the list thanks to a collection that includes exotic prints, animal prints, camouflage, and brand fabrics—along with patterns that make clever allusions to the house's past, such as cannage (a type of quilting that resembles chair caning) and houndstooth (the favorite of founder Christian Dior).

THE BOTTEGA VENETA POUCH - Bottega Veneta Luxury Handbags

 

This high-end handbag can be compared to a drawstring purse without the drawstring. Or a bulky, floppy, difficult-to-hold grasp. No one chooses the Pouch for practical reasons, but fashion journalists must have one because of its puckery, squishy shape that is seen everywhere on social media.

The Pouch, which was introduced in the spring of 2019 and is 40 centimeters wide, has a single compartment inside, a top that snaps shut with a magnetic closure, and no handle or strap—making finding anything in your purse a two-handed task. The Pouch is the first major success for Bottega Veneta's British-born design director Daniel Lee. (Cue: a spinning Coco Chanel in her tomb.)

But the Pouch is completely useless.

THE DIOR SNAP-BAG

 

The Saddle Bag is back—bigger than ever—after becoming a cult favorite in the early 2000s when Sarah Jessica Parker used one as Carrie Bradshaw during Season Three of Sex and the City, demonstrating that a fantastic handbag doesn't seem to remain out of style for very long. It then remained obscure for around ten years after Dior stopped selling it till Beyoncé dug one out of her wardrobe and started carrying it everywhere.

 

Rewind to the second half of 2018, when Dior officially reintroduced the design through loans to celebrities and influencers and a significant social media push.

THE METIS POCHETTE BY LOUIS VUITTON

 

On the website, you'll see this warning: "This highly desired model has very limited availability. Don't even try to buy these premium handbags there. To check back later, kindly click here. The Pochette Metis, a 10-inch-wide flap bag with three internal compartments and a gold-tone lock that resembles the locks on vintage LV steamer trunks, nevertheless, seems to be owned by everyone who's someone.

 

The Pochette Metis has an optional strap that enables it to be used as a shoulder or crossbody purse. It is typically made in LV monogram canvas with vachetta trim and gold-tone hardware.