One thing we love is digging through data to give you the best insights backed by actual stats. Recently, we looked at our our sales data to see what handbags are resonating with WWW readers, and some beautiful luxury styles took the top spots. While some of the top handbags were a bit of a surprise, many were not, as our editors have been reporting on these investment buys recently.
If you're as curious as I am, you'll be elated to learn that I've highlighted a handful of bags you all have been most interested in below. The curation includes DeMellier bags, which was a standout brand in the data. Keep scrolling to see the styles WWW readers have loved the most and a few other editor-approved recommendations.
The slouchy style and smooth-leather construction make this shoulder bag great for a variety of activities and looks. The distinctive gold hardware that DeMellier is known for makes an appearance on the shoulder straps rather than on the body.
If you're in need of a carryall or an elevated workwear bag, this structured handbag could be right for you. It easily fits a 13-inch laptop, making it ideal for your commutes to the office.
If you've seen a DeMellier bag IRL, it was probably the Midi New York. It's definitely one of the most popular styles among the fashion set. It's the perfect size to carry all essentials and a smaller electronic like a phone, tablet, or Kindle. If you want something similar with more space, try the full-sized New York.
If you love being on the go, this DeMellier style may be for you. It can be worn as both a shoulder bag and a crossbody and can even fit an iPhone Max. While I'm partial to this lovely Burgundy colorway, there are 12 options to choose from.
What I love most about the Saddle is its versatility. The top-handle and crossbody straps both detach, so you can wear it as a sleek clutch.
This gorgeous tote from Tory Burch is a favorite among chic celebs like Emma Roberts and Suki Waterhouse. It's such a great price point for the size, and it fits so much.
Opt for the smaller version if you like the style but want it in a less roomy package.
I'm loving this asymmetrical iteration.
Baguette bags have been trending hard this year. The pillowy leather from the Marshmallow Satchel makes it an instant favorite for all who give it a go.
Sorry to mislead. The ever-so-chic Margaux was popular with WWW readers, but it's now sold out in virtually every color. There are rumors that the bag was discontinued, but the brand has yet to comment. I'm recommending the Marlo Tote instead, which is available to fulfill the Margaux-shaped hole in your heart.
To no one's surprise at all, another The Row handbag is making a splash among WWW readers. The minimal design and versatility are what stand out about this style.
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Love this colorway.
The pretty bows are the perfect touch.
Pair with your casual looks to give them an edgy vibe.
Freja just launched its new butter yellow color way.
The perfect baguette bag.
Chocolate brown is so in right now.
Suede bags like this one have such a classic look.
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