Iconic Bags of Film & TV: From Carrie Bradshaw to Succession

Have you ever noticed that a bag is never just an accessory? In the world of cinema, a handbag can be a character's greatest ally, a status symbol, or even a plot twist. Let’s dive into the most iconic bag moments in TV history and see how they shaped fashion.

1. The Fendi Baguette: "It’s Not a Bag, It’s a Baguette!"

Carrie Bradshaw redefined the "It-bag" in Sex and the City. Her purple sequined Fendi Baguette became a symbol of early 2000s glamour and independent style.

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2. Succession: The "Ludicrously Capacious" Moment

In the world of the Roy family, "Quiet Luxury" is the law. However, the viral Burberry tote moment reminded us all that size does matter—especially when it's "ludicrously capacious."

3. Gossip Girl: Blair Waldorf’s Regal Elegance

Blair Waldorf used her Lady Dior and Chanel 2.55 like a crown. Her bags represented discipline, wealth, and timeless sophistication.

4. Emily in Paris: Maximalism & Micro-Bags

From Chanel camera bags to pearl-shaped clutches, Emily Cooper treats her accessories like toys. She proves that fashion should be fun, daring, and sometimes, a little "extra."

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Conclusion: Which Icon Are You?

Are you a Carrie, a Blair, or a "capacious" Shiv Roy? No matter your style, the secret to a great bag isn't just the label—it's how you organize and care for it. Explore our collection to give your favorite bags the love they deserve.