Every so often, a designer handbag captures our attention so perfectly that it feels like, before long, it becomes a staple everywhere. Remember the exquisite Gucci Horsebit Chain Shoulder Bag from last year? Still aBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing favorite. However, this season, it's not a specific bag style that seems to be ruling the fashion scene; instead, the stunning color known as cognac is taking center stage.
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In the past few months, I’ve noticed an impressive number of fashionable celebrities flaunting bags in this luscious cognac hue as they stroll through city streets. For instance, recently in New York City, the ever-stylish Jennifer Lawrence was spotted running errands with her son wearing a slouchy cognac shoulder bag that she elegantly paired with a chic long coat and flowing black pants. Before that, the iconic Brooke Shields turned heads with a large, sumptuous Hermès bag in the same rich cognac shade, perfectly complemented by her soft suede trench coat. And let’s not forget Katie Holmes, who has embraced this bag color trend wholeheartedly, often seen with her Khaite Amelia tote, styling it seamlessly with everything from feminine skirts to casual denim.
This trend doesn’t stop at the A-listers; numerous style influencers have also been capturing hearts on Instagram, showcasing this warm, inviting color.
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The allure of cognac handbags, particularly in luxe leather, is undeniable and worth considering for your wardrobe. This versatile color offers a sophisticated yet understated elegance that harmonizes effortlessly with a range of neutrals like black and navy while also providing a striking contrast against bolder tones such as bright red or deep green. Its adaptability across seasons makes it a wise investment: Whether preparing for a sunny outing with a floral dress or bundling up in a warm fur coat and jeans, a cognac handbag promises to elevate your outfit.
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If you’re eager to elevate your handbag collection with this simple but never-dated hue, continue reading to explore our curated selection of the best cognac-colored handbags available now.
Shop the best cognac-colored bags:
Wear it as a crossbody or shoulder bag.
I love the structured silhouette and subtle silver embellishment—get it quick, while it's on sale.
This bag is pricey, but I promise you'll get a lot of wear out of it.
This bag is so classic—it will never tire.
How chic!
This Saint Laurent bag has been worn by Laura Harrier, Zoë Kravitz, and Bella Hadid.
This bag fits way more than you'd think.
Offered in small, medium, and large iterations, The Row's N/S Park Tote is the ultimate understated handbag.
I'm shocked this affordable bag is still in stock.
Every time I see this bag, I get the urge to purchase it.
I've been so into Proenza Schouler lately.
This post was published at an earlier date and has since been updated.
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