The minimalist designer handbags we love in 2024

We’ve already recounted our picks for the trending and best designer handbags this year. From Bottega Veneta’s Gemelli Bag to the Dior Large Toujour bag, these have been the clear favourites of the fashion community and have already been spotted on the arms of our favourite style icons.

But what if you’re looking for something a little less… bold? Sometimes it’s appropriate to mix things up and choose something without the logo quilting, charms and chunky hardware. With the old money and quiet luxury aesthetics very much still having a moment, we feel poised to opt for a carry-all that does more by saying less.

Without further ado, below you’ll find our edit of minimalist designer handbags. Picked from amongst the designers of the moment and our favourite minimalist fashion brands, these timeless pieces will carry you from season to season without breaking sweat.

Acne Studios Musubi Midi Shoulder Bag

St Agni Mini Bon Bon Bag

Oroton Emilia Large Tote

Bottega Veneta Mini Wallace Bag

Yu Mei Teresa Tote

A-ESQUE Fold Smooth Bag

Loewe XL Paseo Bag

Camilla and Marc Remi Mini Bag

Polene Tonca Bag

Ganni Knot Flap Over Bag

Helen Kaminski Carillo Bag

Longchamp Le Roseau Essential Hobo Bag

Assembly Label Suede Hobo Bag

Mansur Gavriel Mini Cloud Clutch

Third Form Vagabond Oversized Bag

Dragon Diffusion Santa Croce

A.P.C. Sarah Shoulder Mini Bag

For more RUSSH fashion edits, you might like our guides to the trends of the moment: leopard print, sheer lace and bubble skirts. Lace in particular was one of the biggest trends seen at Australian Fashion Week 2024. Our editors wrap up of transseasonal essentials is the perfect guide to surviving the cool weather transition. More detail on whats on our footwear favourite list can be found in our RUSSH Editor’s footwear edit. Or for style with edge, scroll through our list of best biker boots ahead of the Australian winter season.

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