Yesterday the temperatures finally cooled down a bit enough for Vlad to spend a bit more time outside of the shows and the show-goers to more comfortably wear some of their fall wares. The attendees of fashion week never disappoint as far as bringing out outfits that many save just for these special occasions and bags and accessories that will stand out as well. One of my favorite parts of NYFW is seeing the diverse bags people carry and how they style them!
Check out the best bags of New York Fashion Week Day 4 below and take a look back at the best bags from day 1-3!
















I love the green Gucci on photo #3
I like the high-low of Gucci and LeSportsac in #2. I use a Sportsac zip pouch for a wallet in my premier bags. Styling of the Peek-a-boo in the left photo, #12 is lovely. The Liberty in #14 is refreshing.
However, the ill-fitting, two-sizes-too-big thigh high boots in #13 appear to be a fail.
Yes, It’s an adorable Loewe Amazona in suede from Narciso Rodriguez’s era. I think so.
What is the bag in slide 11? It looks unusual.
It’s a Lanvin Trilogy Bag from a few years back!
I’m curious, too.
That one caught my eye, too! Hope someone knows what it is.
loving the Celine Edge! it looks like it ages well
Someone should tell the lady in picture #13 that it’s “less is more”, not “more is more”, suede and everything else overkill!!!
Heh! The girls standing there are laughing at her outfit too!
That is a very desperate look.
It indeed is:)))
The Nancy Gonzalez bag is slide three is beautiful. Love the color and simple design. Her bags are always stunners.
The number 2 Gucci bag is so precious!
What is the black one on the right panel of no. 20? Thanks!
It’s the Proenza Schouler Hava bag.
Thank you!
More coming today!
Aside from the beautiful bags, one thing I’m loving is that so many people are wearing block heels!! A lifesaver for my feet/ankles.
I don’t love heels anyhow, so seeing so many block heels is amazing!
I agree. Love the block heel. Prada makes some of the most beautiful block heeled shoes out there.
Pic #15 — dafuq is the girl in the middle wearing smh
Pic #17 — LOOOOOOVE the brown Loewe on the left!
Note to men: If you must carry a bag, make it a messenger. And if you must carry a bag and need to show off by carrying a Birkin, for heaven’s sakes don’t add bag charms. FYI, Hermès makes beautiful, understated men’s bags.
Note to men: carry any bag you wish. He looks incredible with his Birkin, bag charm and all.
To each his own. Love his outfit; don’t think he needs to add a woman’s bag.
What exactly makes it a woman’s bag? Perhaps it’s a matter of opinion, but it’s just a bag.
It was designed for a woman, Hermès lists it among its bags for women, and the company has a separate section on its Web site for men’s bags. To me, this means the company thinks it’s a woman’s bag. Yes, it’s roomy and I know a lot of gay men like them — and that’s cool — but in my experience, my gay friends have always identified as men without adopting women’s accoutrements. (No haters, please — this isn’t a political comment, merely an observation.) So I feel it’s a poor choice, especially with feminine charm jewelry added, and he’d look very dapper with another signifier.
Who makes the studded saddlebag in #5. Loving the color.
Why is the girl in pic #15 (the dark haired girl) wearing camo and a kevlar vest! WTH?
That beauty on the left of Pic 17 is by Loewe. I live for Purse Blog Fashion Week!
Yes. It’s an adorable Loewe Amazona in suede. Designed in Narciso Rodríguez’s era. I think so.
The Loewe puzzle in pic 18 is from the genial JW Anderson.
Love the Loewe puzzle bag in orange.