When she wasn’t doing press for one of her two films that came out in the last year, Jennifer Lawrence kept a surprisingly (and disappointingly) low profile. This list represents all the identifiable bags she’s carried publicly in the last year, during her press tours for Joy (which came out last Christmas) and Mother! (which ruined everyone’s lives back in September).
Balenciaga Blanket Bag
$1,895 via Neiman Marcus
Here she is at LAX with her dog (which for some reason, never makes it into the frame), carrying a large black Balenciaga Blanket Bag.
Bottega Veneta Textured Tote
$2,990 via Neiman Marcus
She carried this supple Bottega Veneta Textured Tote earlier this year at the Venice Film Festival. I believe this was the first time people had the opportunity to respond negatively to Mother!
Dior Diorama Bag
In case you’ve forgotten, Jennifer is one of Dior‘s most high-profile celebrity faces, and she has the swag to prove it. Here she is leaving her NYC hotel during the Joy promo tour with a black Dior Diorama.
Dior Shoulder Bag
She did red carpet duty at the Dior show in Paris with this intricately adorned Dior shoulder bag. I have never seen this version of this bag before, and if it was customized for her, I would not be surprised.
Mystery bag! We’re guessing this is probably Dior though, like everything else on her body. Also because she’s arriving at a Dior party. If you have a hot tip, let us know.
Stella McCartney Tapestry Bag
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Here she is making this simple cotton sheath dress earn its space in the universe during a random day off in New York City. She’s carrying a sumptuous Stella McCartney Tapestry Bag.
Dior Bucket Bag
Here’s our most recent pic of her heading into a Kimmel apearance with a Dior bag that is straight off Dior’s Spring 2018 runway.
Valentino Rolling Rockstud Trapeze Tote
$3,245 via Neiman Marcus
Finally, here she is leaving the Greenwich Hotel in NYC with a black and turquoise-studded Valentino Rolling Rockstud Trapeze Tote. But don’t be sad: Oscar season is upon us, and we could probably produce another one of these before February.
