BIG BAG ENERGY

Size matters—when it comes to your accessories game, at least. And as we gear up to return to the office, we need more practical options for toting around daily essentials. With larger-than-life work and social responsibilities coming back, the new season’s XXXL-bag trend will undoubtedly take the high streets in 2022. This summer, “go big, or go home” is an expression we intend to live by.

By RYUJI SHIOMITSU

It seems fashion is finally overthrowing the mini-bag domination—a trend that Jacquemus’ diminutive Le Chiquito sparked in 2018—and offering oversized holdalls as a successor. Micro bags have long reigned supreme, but as we enter a new season, we’re asking ourselves if it’s time we swap out the minis for the maxis. It seems all the major brands are on board with this, too, as the Spring/Summer runways were bursting with Big Bag Energy. In New York, Peter Do showcased crescent-shaped cross-bodies that would fit everything else in between work and play. Over in Milan, the Fendace saw Donatella Versace and Kim Jones debut maximalist shoppers swathed in leopard print, faux fur accents, and Fendi’s Zucca monogram. Finally, in Paris, oversized top-flap shoulder bags hit it big time at Demna Gvasalia’s…

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MEGA (Digital) - 1 Issue, June 2022

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