Add some glamour to any look with Louis Vuitton’s beautiful Twist MM bag, which comes in a number of different colours.

This classic Chanel 2.55 handbag is a truly great investment which will never go out of style – and is versatile enough to be carried day to night.

Discover more about this history of the style here.

The Cleo bag takes influence from archival Prada. With its sleek and streamlined appearance, it is not hard to see why it has been such a huge hit with fashion editors and influencers worldwide.

Keep it sleek, simple and undeniably elegant with Givenchy’s 4G bag, which has a removable and adjustable shoulder strap, giving you multiple ways to wear it.

It’s not difficult to see why Dior’s Book Tote remains so popular – the style, which has fast become a staple of the house, is the perfect way to elevate any daytime ensemble.

Gucci’s Horsebit bag was first released in 1955, and is today one of the house’s most popular styles. This design comes with a leather and a colourful canvas strap, giving you even more versatility.

Maximilian Davis has won widespread praise for how he has reimagined house classics at Ferragamo. This includes the Wanda, a bag that was first introduced in 1988 in honour of Salvatore’s wife, Wanda Ferragamo. Davis has reworked it with new geometric proportions, and it comes in three shapes: a horizontal silhouette to look like a clutch, a vertical square shape, and a mini version for evenings. We love the square style in black for a timeless wardrobe addition.

JW Anderson’s Bumper bag has become a real favourite in the Bazaar office, and with so many colours to choose from, there really is a style for everyone (as well as the more curvy Bumper Moon). See more about the Bumper bag here.

When it comes to versatile classics that won’t date, you can’t go wrong with The Row. This beige leather Park tote from the US label is a lovely choice.

Dolce & Gabana’s Sicily bag comes in a number of different hues, and is a year-round winner. The ladylike silhouette means it can dress up any ensemble, but it is also the perfect size for carrying around day to day.

16Arlington’s Kikka bag is named after its late co-founder, Federica Cavenati – and has become a signature of the house, and a real favourite of fashion editors.

Paco Rabanne’s 1969 bag is one which has undoubtedly stood the test of time, still just as popular today as it was when it first launched. Truly a handbag icon, this is one for your after-dark wardrobe.

You can always rely on Versace to inject a little elegance into your wardrobe, and this top-handled leather bag will do just that. The style has an attachable shoulder strap too.

After something a little more relaxed and casual? We love this Western-inspired slouchy suede shoulder bag from Isabel Marant. Make it the hero of your weekend wardrobe.

We love this small, new-season Kaia bag from YSL, which is sure to become a treasured piece in your wardrobe.

Loewe’s Puzzle bag comes in a huge variety of colours and sizes, including this small, textured design in sand, which would be a lovely addition to any woman’s wardrobe.

Read more about the history of the Puzzle here.

Now here is a bag that needs no introduction; the Hermès Birkin, one of the most famous handbags of all time and one that is usually very difficult to get your hands on. However, Farfetch’s vintage offering is currently selling a pre-owned Birkin in cream, which probably won’t be hanging around for long.

Celine is a firm favourite for chic accessories, crafted from the most luxurious materials. This Triomphe bag is particularly special – a signature style, which is available in number of classic colours, including navy and tan.