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Zoe Kravitz and Hailey Bieber Wore Autumn 2024’s Next Big Bag Trend

Byadmin

Aug 6, 2024


Even though we are currently in the full swing of summer, with people still sporting jelly sandals and lightweight dresses, I recently came across photos of Zoë Kravitz and Hailey Bieber flaunting the ’70s bag trend that’s expected to dominate this autumn.

Last week, Kravitz was seen in Los Angeles carrying Saint Laurent’s leopard-print boho shoulder bag, breathing new life into a style that some may consider “outdated.” She effortlessly paired it with a white T-shirt, chic blazer, and baggy jeans, adding a black baseball cap and black loafers to finish the simple yet undeniably elegant ensemble.

Zoë Kravitz wears a black baseball cap, a white t-shirt, black blazer, baggy jeans, black loafers, and a slouchy Saint Lauren bag in leopard while leaving dinner with Yves Saint Laurent's Anthony Vaccarello in West Hollywood, California.

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Meanwhile, that same week in another part of town, Bieber also embraced the slouchy bag trend. She accessorized with the same printed Saint Laurent Le 5 À 7 bag, styling it alongside a leather jacket, black flare leggings, and pointed kitten heels to attend church with her husband, Justin Bieber.

Hailey Bieber wears a black leather jacket, black leggings, black kitten heels, black sunglasses, and Saint Laurent's slouchy bag in leopard while attending Church in Los Angeles.

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It’s evident that the classic, autumn-ready bag style is making a powerful comeback and is anticipated to be one of, if not *the* most significant handbag trend for fall 2024. And it’s not just Bieber and Kravitz who are leading the charge. The resurgence of the bohemian aesthetic was unmistakable at Chloe’s F/W 24 fashion show, featuring sheer blouses, ruffled dresses, suede clogs, oversized eyeglasses, and corduroy boot-cut jeans. This became one of the most talked-about shows of the season, not only because of the debut of the new creative director, Chemena Kamali, but also because it reminded us that the ‘70s boho aesthetic effortlessly exuded a carefree, cool-girl look that everyone sought to emulate—and still does.