PHOTOGRAPHY Sharon Radisch STYLED BY Jill Nicholls This fall, handbags step into the spotlight as more than just accessories—they become sculptures in motion. Designers continue to prove that the language of shape is endless, reworking curves, angles, and proportions into fresh statements of style. From Chloé’s small but mighty leathers and Fendi’s reimagined classics to […]
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PHOTOGRAPHY Sharon Radisch
STYLED BY Jill Nicholls
This fall, handbags step into the spotlight as more than just accessories—they become sculptures in motion. Designers continue to prove that the language of shape is endless, reworking curves, angles, and proportions into fresh statements of style. From Chloé’s small but mighty leathers and Fendi’s reimagined classics to Prada’s clean lines, Hermès’ timeless craftsmanship, and Loewe’s playful experiments in proportion, each house brings its own vision of artistry to the table.
What makes this season stand out is the way these bags command presence: sharp yet fluid, structured yet soft, rich in hue and decadent in texture. These accessories are designed to be savored—objects that elevate not only an outfit but an entire mood. Whether perched on the crook of an arm or set deliberately on the table, they remind us that the bag has become one of fashion’s most enduring canvases, reinterpreted endlessly but always with sophistication.
In a season where silhouettes reign supreme, these pieces prove that the allure of sculptural design lies in its ability to reinvent itself, again and again, while never losing its elegance.
PRODUCED BY: Chance Jarvis, Caroline Westdyk, and Mary Gray Simon
PHOTO ASSISTANT: Josh McCagh
