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This Season's New 'It' Bag Costs Less Than Your Morning Coffee

This Season's New 'It' Bag Costs Less Than Your Morning Coffee

Surely the most affordable way to update your wardrobe this season

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Lisa Aiken carrying a Moreau string bag by Staud. Photo: Getty

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Last season, the fashion crowd went crazy for straw bags in the middle of winter, no longer just wearing them with their kaftans in Mykonos but toting them around all season long. And, while the basket bag is still very much in favour, an even more unlikely contender appears to be making its mark this fashion month – the string bag.

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Seen on numerous fashion show attendees this weekend as New York Fashion Week kicked off, the humble string bag – once used simply for carrying groceries – looks set to be one of the biggest trends of the new season. After further research, you'll discover that fashion influencers have been championing them all summer long, with Camille Charriere and BAZAAR's very own Anna Vitiello making a case for them early on.

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While you can definitely pay more – Maison Margiela, Céline and Staud have all created their own versions – it is also possible to snap one up for less than you'd normally pay for your morning coffee if you head to Amazon, who's selling the style in numerous colours from just £1.19.

Where to buy your own string bag in Singapore:

1. Go with an ultra-luxe version from Céline. Made from calfskin, you can sling it over your shoulder or tote it around with all your essentials in tow.

2. Pre-order one from Hang With Dora. Ex-fashion editor Dora Aljoofri makes these cotton macramé net bags by hand, which come in off-white, black or yellow.

3. Order your own Moreau bag from Staud. The online store ships internationally.

From: Harper's BAZAAR UK

Additional reporting by Pakkee Tan

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