Bags

Jonathan Anderson's origami-cut icon — folds five ways, sculptural from every angle.

The knotted intrecciato hobo named for Jodie Foster — quiet luxury, slouchy and hand-woven.

Matelasse quilting and the archival YSL plaque — the evening shoulder bag, chain and all.

Logo-webbing and leather trim on a roomy canvas tote — the off-duty resort carryall.

The gold-lettered satchel that started the micro-bag era — playful, precise, instantly recognisable.

Antique-gold Double-G on chevron matelasse — the dinner bag that earned its permanence.

The fold-flat French classic, reimagined as a woven basket — weightless, water-ready, everywhere.

Re-Nylon and the triangle plaque — the Y2K shoulder bag Prada brought back better.

Carrie's original It-bag — tucked under the arm, FF-hardware front and centre.

Architectural, unbending, Boston-bag DNA — the structured tote with a cult following.

Bold front branding on a fold-flat everyday tote — the one you actually reach for.

Demna's curved-base silhouette with the silver B — sleek, structured, unmistakably now.

Maxi Rockstuds on quilted nappa — Valentino's hardware turned all the way up.