City mini bag

A small bag with lots of details to look at. It looks lovely with a simple dress.

I wanted exactly this short, compact shape. I did not want a bag that covered my whole hip.

The shoulder strap is useful when I want my hands free. But carrying it by hand is my favourite option for evenings out.

I like the small studs: they add character without dominating the whole look.

For coffee or a walk, I am happy to choose this size. It is a bag designed for the essentials.

The proportions work beautifully with a short jacket. That is why I chose the small size.

I love the fringe detail when I carry it by hand. It adds movement to an otherwise simple style.

I was not looking for a work bag. I wanted something compact to wear with jeans, ballet flats and a jumper.

The front design is my favourite part. The two little buckles instantly add that slightly retro feel.

I like switching between the strap and handles depending on my outfit. The shape looks lovely either way.

Finally, a small size that does not look like a clutch. The handles make the difference.

I wear it with few accessories and no statement necklaces. The bag's details already complete the outfit.

With a long skirt, I like the contrast between the fabric's volume and this compact bag.

The slightly lived-in surface is exactly what I wanted. I prefer this style to a completely smooth finish.

For evening, I would carry it by hand with a simple coat over my shoulders. It has a very recognisable shape.

I like that there is no huge logo. The zips and small buckles make it distinctive.

The small size is right for anyone who likes carrying just a few things. I also find it easier to style.

I immediately imagined it with an oversized shirt and straight trousers. The proportions look lovely together.

The silver-tone finishes match the rings I usually wear. It is a small detail, but it matters to me.

A compact shape with attitude. I especially like it with soft clothes and neutral colours.

Of the three sizes, this is my favourite for an evening look. It stays small and well defined.

I love how the handles look when I carry it on my wrist. It is a different way to wear it from the shoulder strap.

The front zipped pocket is always the first detail I notice. It makes the style less traditional.

I like pairing it with flat shoes. The bag gives the look enough personality even without heels.

The small size creates a beautiful contrast with an oversized blazer. That was exactly what I wanted.

I prefer the slightly vintage look to overly rigid bags. Here the lines stay soft.

It really is sized for essentials: phone, keys and a few small things. It is my idea of a going-out bag.

The silhouette is instantly recognisable. Even in a small size, the details do not get lost.

I like using it as the one bold accessory with a simple dress. There is no need to add more.

The fine fringes make the style less serious. It is a detail I would enjoy looking at up close.

A compact design that I can see with both denim and a suit. That contrast is what I like.

I would choose the small size again for short outings. It has the character of a larger bag in smaller proportions.

The mix of a soft shape and metal details works well. It is a lovely starting point for my simple outfits.