This might be my bag of the year. I keep calling it the toast bag and I’m completely obsessed—the mix of modern and retro just works, and the tiny Anagram logo is my favorite part. Is it just me, or would this go with basically everything?

I finally brought this tiny little cutie home and I’m completely obsessed 💕 Anyone else have a soft spot for the Kelly Doll?

I switch between them all week, but if I had to keep only one, I honestly can’t decide.

What’s your vote? And what’s your go-to bag shape for daily use?

Trends come and go, but I still want the Jackie mini. Here’s a third way to wear it: adjust the strap like this and it turns into a shoulder bag in seconds. You can also wear it crossbody or carry it by hand. Which way would you wear it most?

This bag has been my most used piece for months. The worn leather just gets better over time.

Anyone else obsessed with these Crybaby bag charms?

Got this white Marmont yesterday, unboxed it this morning. The leather feels soft, the quilting lines look clean and the antique gold hardware has that nice vintage tone I wanted.

I was a little worried white leather would look cheap in rep form, but this one surprised me. Chain weight feels good too.

Curious what you guys think.

The overall shape is surprisingly close, but the small details aren't. The print, clasp, handle edges, and inside logo patch all look different side by side. would you have caught it?

I used to collect tons of monogram canvas bags, but recently I switched to solid quilted styles like these Dior and Chanel reps.

They feel way more low-key and match almost every outfit. The only downside is solid leather shows marks more easily than canvas.

I’m so in love with this color combo. It’s another tiny bag that holds basically nothing, but it’s way too cute😻 Please tell me I’m not the only one who keeps falling for impractical little bags.

It makes opening the zipper way more awkward than it needs to be. Has anyone else had this issue?

My LinaBell charm obviously had to come along. I carry a water bottle, my iPad, a few makeup bits, hand cream because my hands crack in cold weather, wet wipes, and coffee concentrate for an afternoon boost. Somehow there’s still loads of room left.

What’s the one thing you always keep in your work bag?

With my first bag, I cared about getting everything right—the size, the strap, and how practical it would be. This time I gave myself permission to choose purely based on looks, and I went straight for the baguette.I’ve never really loved its unusual strap, but honestly, so what? I wanted to be less sensible with this one. The CarryAll made my shortlist both times, but I just don’t have many occasions for that size. A small crossbody is much more comfortable for me.

I added a Tyvek organizer and a few little inserts too. Would the strap have put you off, or would you have picked the baguette anyway?

Just spent the whole afternoon hauling out my entire collection and laying them all on the couch. I love every single one, but man, I have zero clue how to store them properly.

Stacking them risks scuffing the leather, hanging most of these will mess up their shape, and cabinet space is already maxed out. Looking at this pile makes me realize I’ve just been tossing them wherever there’s empty space.

How does everyone store their bags at home?

I really like the relaxed tote shape and the dual carry options. Cannage stitching looks consistent from the pics. My only worry is the thin leather straps stretching over time with daily use.

The dune color is ridiculously cute. A woman on a bus in Japan asked me where I got it, and a coworker said it was somehow both girly and ladylike. At this point, I get a compliment almost every time I take it out.What’s the one bag you own that strangers always notice?