Temperatures are heating up and so is summer’s bucket list of Bal Harbour’s most-wanted handbags. Preview the 12 bags, from delicately crafted raffia bags at Prada, Stella McCartney and Dolce & Gabbana to wildly embellished prints and patterns at Versace, Bottega Veneta and Fendi, we’ve rounded up some of our favorites that can easily accompany you from the beach to the street. Plus, we’ve even included an incredible ALL white feather bag worth swooning over at Valentino.

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    Antonello Tedde

    Made in Italy, Antonello Tedde bags are carefully crafted through an eco-conscious process, down to the chosen Italian wool and recycled cotton. $390
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    Hat Attack Chic Tote

    Packing for a crew? Fit everything you need in this family-sized straw beach bag from Hat Attack. $167
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    Longchamp Le Pliage Large Nylon Shoulder Tote

    The Le Pliage tote is timeless, durable, and lightweight. It also folds up nice and small for easy storage, making it the ideal choice for travel. $283
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    Clare V. Sandy tote

    Packing for a crew? Fit everything you need in this family-sized straw beach bag from Hat Attack. $167
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    Hermès Cabas beach bag

    The Le Pliage tote is timeless, durable, and lightweight. It also folds up nice and small for easy storage, making it the ideal choice for travel. $283
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    Clare V. Sandy tote

    Packing for a crew? Fit everything you need in this family-sized straw beach bag from Hat Attack. $167
    Shop now

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We couldn’t get enough. From reliable turnouts like Saint Laurent and Miu Miu to Alessandro Michele’s thought-provoking Valentino show, the Fall/Winter ‘25 shows brought fresh purpose and rekindled energy to and around the runways. Click the link in bio for our full inside scoop on what happened and what you’ll want to wear later this year.

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Gucci enters its next era. As the Italian house first established in 1921 has had its shuffle of talent in recent years, they’ve just appointed Demna as creative director. The 43-year-old spent the last ten years at Balenciaga and is also responsible for co-founding cult-favorite label Vetements in 2014. In a press release from Gucci and its parent company Kering, the brand states that Demna “has redefined modern luxury, earning global recognition and cementing his authority on the industry.”