Battle of the Logo Bags: Which Would You Choose?

[Fashion412]

Logo bags are back with avengence and I want everyone’s opinions: thoughts on Gucci, Fendi, and any other brand’s logo styles?!

 

[NateSelwyn25]

Gotta go with the Gucci. I just love the snake icon on it.

 

[Christofle]

The Gucci logo is a bit more artistic and blends in whereas the Fendi one is very “in your face”, which can also be fun.

 

[DaBish]

Gucci

 

[Clairen4]

I don't have one, but I but I do love the Gucci Dionysus. However I love Louis Vuitton which has a VERY recognizable logo.

 

[Fashion412]

I don't have one, but I but I do love the Gucci Dionysus. However I love Louis Vuitton which has a VERY recognizable logo.

Same! I just didn’t include photos. I’m open to any designer, just looking for general insight from those who are most fashion forward (by being part of this site!)

 

[paculina]

I like Gucci's logo because you can't really even tell it's a logo until you get right up on it. The red and green stripe will give it away long before the logo.

LV's mono makes me feel self-conscious. I have one, not sure I'll buy another.

 

[papertiger]

Gucci. Just a brilliant design by Paolo Gucci, evolving from their old diamond pattern and a great homage to the company's founder Guccio Gucci (and Paolo's grandfather).

 

[Taimi]

Definitely Gucci, I think the Dionysus is a gorgeous bag and the Gucci canvas is my favorite of the logo canvases as it’s quite understated and classy. [emoji4]

 

[ChanelCanuck]

Gucci, especially on a Dionysus!

 

[doni]

I think Fendi's monogram is probably going to have a moment in this 90s logo revival phase we are going through, but Gucci's, like LV's, has passed the test of time and will always be cool regardless whether it is or not on trend.

The Dior monogram is very popular at the moment, and it looks very cool in blue or pink, but as a design it really is not that great. I wonder whether Slimane will bring the Celine monogram back. It is certainly the right moment, although it was never a particularly inspired one. Clare Weight Keller has brought the old Givenchy logo back, which I think looks great in hardware. Wonder whether she will also use it as monogram. What else... All brands have mono versions in the 90s (even Hermes had a go)... I remember Loewe, again a logo that looks better on its own than as fabric.

My favorite is Gucci..

 

[Fashion412]

Gucci. Just a brilliant design by Paolo Gucci, evolving from their old diamond pattern and a great homage to the company's founder Guccio Gucci (and Paolo's grandfather).

Thanks for this info! I love learning about the history.

 

[allywchu1]

I love the logo trend; my favourite is fendi’s zucca. Loewe’s logo is pretty cool too but I prefer the subtlety of its presentation on a suede amazona bag. And Givenchy’s logo looks nicer on its jewellery IMO.

 

[Fashion412]

I think Fendi's monogram is probably going to have a moment in this 90s logo revival phase we are going through, but Gucci's, like LV's, has passed the test of time and will always be cool regardless whether it is or not on trend.

The Dior monogram is very popular at the moment, and it looks very cool in blue or pink, but as a design it really is not that great. I wonder whether Slimane will bring the Celine monogram back. It is certainly the right moment, although it was never a particularly inspired one. Clare Weight Keller has brought the old Givenchy logo back, which I think looks great in hardware. Wonder whether she will also use it as monogram. What else... All brands have mono versions in the 90s (even Hermes had a go)... I remember Loewe, again a logo that looks better on its own than as fabric.

My favorite is Gucci..

I thought the SAME THING about Celine and said it to my girl who works for Jimmy Choo in NYC.

 

[Clairen4]

I think Fendi's monogram is probably going to have a moment in this 90s logo revival phase we are going through, but Gucci's, like LV's, has passed the test of time and will always be cool regardless whether it is or not on trend.

The Dior monogram is very popular at the moment, and it looks very cool in blue or pink, but as a design it really is not that great. I wonder whether Slimane will bring the Celine monogram back. It is certainly the right moment, although it was never a particularly inspired one. Clare Weight Keller has brought the old Givenchy logo back, which I think looks great in hardware. Wonder whether she will also use it as monogram. What else... All brands have mono versions in the 90s (even Hermes had a go)... I remember Loewe, again a logo that looks better on its own than as fabric.

My favorite is Gucci..

I think the embossed Loewe logo looks amazing on their leather bags!!!