What are your 5 favorite brands of handbags?

[collegechic]

Alphabetically
Dior ( I love their creative handbags but I would never use them as they don't fit into my wardrobe)
Dooney & Burke
Brahmin
Longchamp
Philip Lim 3.1

 

[cyanidestyling]

I keep wishing I had bought up every Philip Lim for Target in my local store. I could have been making a fortune on eBay.

Lol definitely!
Everything in that line besides the leopard weekender was HIDEOUS

 

[Venessa84]

Salvatore Ferragamo
Louis Vuitton
Gucci
Marc Jacobs
Burberry

 

[cyanidestyling]

(In ascending order from most favorite)
1. Marc Jacobs/MbMJ - Just breathtaking. So classic and well-made. Never trendy (a Stam could still be worn today, unlike a Paddington or a Baguette).
2. Louis Vuitton - classic, amazing construction and quality, affordable
3. Alexander Wang - edgy, hip, modern, affordable
4. Givenchy - Parisian, subtle, "discreet luxury"
5. Miu Miu - girly, classic, colorful

 

[Rayeness]

1. Gucci

2. Louis Vuitton

3. Prada

4. Tory Burch

5. Dooney and Burke


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[Ana16kin]

1. Loewe

2. Givenchy

3. Saint Laurent

4. Alexander Wang

5. Gucci

 

[Urbania Doll]

1. Louis Vuitton - lightweight, classic, everyday
2. Coach - affordable, good service, value, fun to look at
3. Prada - simple
4. Chanel - classic, elegant
5. ???

 

[flyingkid]

1. Goyard

2. Saint Laurent

3. Balmain

4. ?

5. ?

 

[Icy Melona]

Chloe (I love the designs)
Salvatore Ferragamo (because the bags are light)
Balenciaga (for the city bags which are so light to carry)

So far, that's the list.

 

[Bagaholic1007]

1. Givenchy - great leather and style at a good price point.
2. Celine - trendsetting design, good leather.
3. Chanel - for classics.
4. Prada - for work bags.
5. YSL - good quality hip bags.

 

[hikkichan]

1. Balenciaga for the lush leather and rocker chic look

2. Chanel for their timeless classics

3. Proenza Schouler for their versatile PS1

4. Goyard because they have the nicest monogram

5. YSL because of their gorgeous but underrated designs

 

[amajoh]

Louis Vuitton (my fave, just lovely and classic)

Chanel (gorgeous, feminine, classy)

Kate Spade (structured, girly, fun)

Henri Bendel (I don't know what it is about this brand, but I adore it)

Vera Bradley (practical for outdoor activities, easy to clean, carefree)



I don't own anything by Chanel because it's not practical for my life right now, but one day… oh, one day. M/L flap in Black/Navy/Fuchsia with GHW, you will be miiiiine

 

[Minion89]

1. Chanel
2. Dior
3. LV
4. Mulberry
5. Gucci

 

[apink]

1. Balenciaga - City, practical for any occassion
2. LV - Neverfull, the name says it all
3. Chanel - Classic Flap, for the status & satisfaction
4. Mulberry - simply chic
5. Chloe - for the design

Ps : no 1 & 4 are still on my waiting list. 😁

 

[lnw85]

My experience is limited but from what I've had access to these are my favorites: Balenciaga, Rebecca Minkoff, Fendi, Kate Spade, Dooney

I do love YSL and am currently waiting on my first of that brand so that may creep into the ranking. I also think Chanel, Chloe, and Prada are beautiful but I just can't really speak to them.
For some reason Hermes bags don't speak to me but I think its because I'm a slouchy leather kinda gal but I think the fact that they are handcrafted by artisans is fabulous and definitely makes them covetable.