I remember desperately wanting a Betsey Johnson dress above all things when I was in middle school and high school in the early 2000s. The brand had a choke hold on us millennials, but now that the Y2K aesthetic is back with a vengeance in 2022, Gen Zers such as Madison Beer are also getting in on the action. The 23-year-old wore Betsey Johnson's Betsey Cab Co Shoulder Bag Black Multi ($98), and none other than Bella Hadid also owns the very same bag.
In true Y2K fashion, both Beer and Hadid styled the bag with miniskirts. The former went with an academic-inspired look with a vest, high socks, and loafers, while the latter wore her Betsey Johnson bag with a crop top and colorful cardigan. Scroll down to see how both women styled the same bag, and shop it for yourself.
On Madison Beer: Betsey Johnson Betsey Cab Co Shoulder Bag Black Multi ($98)
On Bella Hadid: Betsey Johnson Betsey Cab Co Shoulder Bag Black Multi ($98)
I can also picture Olivia Rodrigo loving this bag.
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