From the stratospheric rise of the bracelet bag to a new homage to the Queen's favourite style, it's out with the old and in with the new in the ever-changing landscape of It-Bags.
The beaded nostalgia of last year's trends is being replaced with the cleaner, sharper edges of 2019. Keep reading for the bag styles to covet and invest in.
Belt bags and bucket bags will have to share the spotlight, as their new, evolved sibling – the bracelet bag – is the latest style to come storming (or, indeed, swinging) onto the scene. Expect to see a lot of these come fashion week.
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Danse Lente Mini Jonny Sky, £325. Shop here
Trademark Small Croc-effect leather bucket bag, £315. Shop here
Adding colour is always a sure fire way to pack an extra punch, and multi-tone on modern shapes is a clear win for 2019. Keep an eye on Boyy's designs, which are the new status quo for influencers from Copenhagen to Manhattan.
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Boyy Karl 19 bag, £800. Buy here
Danse Lente Lorna bag, £420. Buy here
While 2019 might spell the end of the fashion set's love affair with beaded bags, sryupy, youthful bag trends have not died out completely. Take, for example, the fuzzy, teddy-like bags being pushed by cool-girl brand Shrimps, and replicated on the highstreet.
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Topshop Teddy bag, £25. Shop here
Shrimps Una bag, £263. Shop here
This season's louche, 70s vibe has rendered faux crock one of the most covetable materials when it comes to accessorising. The mock-exotic finish on simple shapes is the perfect marriage of understated and loud.
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Rejina Pyo Olivia bag, £530. Shop here
Aspinal of London Mayfair bag, £495. Shop here
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