2019 could easily be dubbed the year of the comeback, with vintage inspired bags and full on revivals being the number one trend in the handbag market this year. This comes as no surprise considering as a whole fashion has looked to the past (particularly the 90s) as a source of inspiration. Trends like mom jeans, crop tops, neon and logos were all the rage this year. Brands like Gucci, Prada, Dior and Fendi have capitalized on this movement, choosing to focus their assortments on logo products as well as looking into their archives for inspiration.
The Lyst index releases quarterly reports that analyze the online shopping habits of shoppers around the world. The report looks at data from sales, Google searches and other important markers such as product and brand call outs on social media as well as worldwide engagement statistics. These quarterly reports are incredibly important in helping brands analyze not only trends but the shopping habits of consumers. While quarterly reports give an in depth look at a three-month period, Lyst also releases a more robust yearly report called the The Year in Fashion.
This year, Lyst analyzed data from over 100 million shoppers worldwide. These numbers included search queries, page views, and sales numbers spanning 12,000 online stores and six million products. Additionally global press coverage and social media call outs generated by the year’s biggest brands and trends were scrutinized.
Fendi received a few key call outs in the report, and most notably the iconic Fendi Baguette Bag was named the top revival product of the year with searches on the bag up by 138%. It seems there is no stopping the Fendi love, and Fendi‘s classic FF Zucca Logo print was named Logo of the Year, which is significant as logos are one of the top trends in fashion right now.
A few other bags were featured in the report as well, with Bottega Veneta’s the Pouch, the Jacquemus Le Chiquito Bag and Louis Vuitton’s Multi Pochette being listed among the World’s Most Wanted products. View the full report now on Lyst.com.
The Baguette is beautiful, when it is not being carried, or carried while filled only with tissue paper. But once it holds anything of weight in it, and carried, the bag sags in a curvy way that is not exactly attractive.
Would love to hear more thoughts on this! Do you think it’s due to heavy stuff inside? Not being totally full? OR just a general thing?
The body of the bag is not very structured (in some of the old designs), and it is horizontally long. unless you put in something about the size of the bag and stiff, the middle part sags down and the corners of the flap curl up:(
That’s too bad, was starting to get very interested in this bag. Does that apply to the large size as well and to the leather versions? Thanks!
The new designs might be more structured. I know this about only the vintage Sex and The City-era designs. Leather ones seem to hold up better. If it is softer fabric, the sagging is very pronounced.
Thanks for the info. I have been contemplating between the Baguette, Kan I F or LV Dauphine Shoulder bag. When I tried the leather Baguette in store, they did look and feel more sturdy than their fabric counterparts. Unfortunately, I didn’t go as far as placing my stuff in any of them to gauge their sagginess.
I love the Baguette too! :/
Baguette is awesome
Totally agree with the sagging. My SA was showing the bag to me and I got very interested till I held it and realised that it sags and loses all shape when u put stuff in it. Very unattractive ?
FENDI please take note
Would a bag shaper help eliminate the sagging?
It’s such a cute bag…I was just watching SATC when Samantha bought a fake and then thought someone stole her bag and when confronted the woman, she opened it and it was authentic….it was so gorgeous….made me want to go out and buy the gold Fendi ASAP, lol!! 😉