Do you remember your first designer handbag? There is just something so special about that moment when you hold it in your hands for the first time. First awe, then this overwhelming giddiness. It doesn’t matter how old you are when it happens, the feeling is the same! Recently though, it seems younger and younger girls are chasing after their dream bag. So why not make the bagista in training in your life happy this holiday season? There are tons of adorable options out there that are perfect for teens, tweens, and even younger! Need a little help? No problem! Check out these great styles below. There is a little something for everyone!
Juicy Couture Louisa Crossbody Bag. $88
Is your bagista in training a girlie girl? Nothing would please her more than pink and sequins. Luckily, this delightful piece has both! I love the pretty metallic pink and rectangular sequins. The look reminds me of a 1920s flapper dress. Plus the crossbody strap is perfect for the girl on the go.
Betsey Johnson Fairy Dust Wristlet. $58
Do you have a glamor girl on your hands? Nothing is more glamorous than a sparkly little clutch! I love how this wristlet looks sophisticated, thanks to the black sequin exterior. Yet, it has a touch of cuteness to it as well. What girl wouldn’t like a heart-shaped push lock clasp?
Marc by Marc Jacobs Pretty Nylon Knapsack. $198
Not ready for a real handbag? A girl can look pretty stylish with a Marc by Marc Jacobs backpack! This style comes in several colors/patterns, but this one is my favorite. The print is sort of animal-ish, but not the classic look of leopard or cheetah. I love the cobalt blue and black together. It is such a bold combo!
Juicy Couture Kids Stripe Terry Tambourine Bag. $55
If your bagista in training is on the much younger side, don’t worry! This bag is perfect for the girl who wants to be just like her big sister! I love the pink and white stripes, sailor-themed embroidery, and pompom adornments. Just keep in mind that this adorable bag is perfectly proportioned to fit a smaller sized person.
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