In the past year alone, I’ve come across so many Saint Laurent bags that I wanted that I’ve lost count. I’m happy to have added one of them to my bag collection (more on that below), but if I had a limitless budget, there are plenty of others I would’ve loved to have adopted.
The beauty of Saint Laurent bags is that they’re particularly timeless. The brand’s signature YSL logo has been around since the ’60s, which proves my point. Whether you opt for one of its bags with the gold logo at the clasp or one with a subtle all-over logo print, your outfit is going to have that coveted chic French-girl air to it.
If you’re in the market for a Saint Laurent bag, now is a really good time to seek one out, as the brand has been on a roll with its bag releases as of late. Below, shop TK bags that you really can’t go wrong with, and find out why I think they’re great.
This is the bag I invested in (in black), and I’ve used it constantly ever since. It’s the perfect size and works for both day and night. This explains why it’s the most popular Saint Laurent bag on the market right now, and why the brand keeps releasing it in more colors.
The Loulou bag is a classic flap style that Saint Laurent has made in tons of colors, sizes, and materials—from denim to tweed, many of which feature chain straps. It’s one of the brand’s most recognizable styles by a mile.
Another one of Saint Laurent’s most recognizable bags, the Monogram Bag is also a flap style with a chain strap, and features mixed quilting. As the name suggests, the brand’s logo is front and center.
Named after Saint Laurent muse Kaia Gerber, the Kaia Bag is an equestrian-style satchel bag with that famous logo front and center. And yes, Kaia carries it frequently. It’s a great option if you’re in the market for a more casual style.
These brown, coated canvas logo styles have a cool vintage look to them. Styles run the gamut from camera bags to bucket bags featuring the tiny logo. What makes them even better is that they’re some of Saint Laurent’s more affordable styles.
This charming structured flap bag is a great choice if you’re looking for something that can be worn on the shoulder or as a crossbody. I’m equally obsessed with both the tweed and the all-leather styles.
Next up, 29 under-$150 bags that look seriously expensive.