Perhaps without directly intending to, Bella Hadid stepped out in L.A. yesterday and inspired our next fall purchase while she was at it. (Honestly, when did a Bella Hadid outfit ever not inspire a purchase?) Hadid wore a summery denim-shorts outfit (with cowboy boots, of course), but infused a bit of fall into it via her bag—a buzzy style that's heating up more and more by the day.
In case you haven't heard, chocolate brown is a major 2024 color trend, and brown suede bags, in particular, are suddenly everywhere (even though they're a classic). Hadid opted for an oversize Coach hobo bag in brown suede, which added an undeniably expensive-looking touch to her casual outfit. Since they are so timeless, they make a smart investment, but there are also plenty of wallet-friendly brown suede bag options on the market. Keep scrolling to shop a highly covetable handful of them.
On Bella Hadid: Levi's 501 Original Fit High Rise ($70); ShortsCoach Brooklyn Shoulder Bag ($495)
Shop Chic Brown Suede Bags
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