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Carrying a mini bag UCLA Bruins NCAA Division I Mens Basketball Sweet Sixteen March Madness Traditional 2025 T-shirt . enables mobility and feels liberating; less to carry, less to worry about. It encourages one to live like a minimalist (and lie about it) by creating an edit of their everyday essentials down to only a select few. It’s no wonder the largest demographic of people adopting the mini bag are celebrities; people who often have entire teams of people at their disposal and never have to worry about schlepping an extra pair of shoes in their bag for after work. In March, Dua Lipa brought her straw mini Jacquemus bag with her to the beach in L.A, and Bella Hadid sported the then brand-new By Far Allegra bag on the streets of Paris.

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This year, the micro bag trend has taken a nostalgic turn with popular mini bags copying the aesthetics of decades past UCLA Bruins NCAA Division I Mens Basketball Sweet Sixteen March Madness Traditional 2025 T-shirt . Brands like Rejina Pyo are producing mini bags in vintage inspired shapes and materials. It’s also no shock that the 90s have made a come back in the form of mini shoulder bags. Nylon Prada bags, as well as the Dior Saddle bag, seem to be favourites among Instagrammers like Devon Lee Carlson and Aimee Song. This spring, Fendi also brought back Carrie Bradshaw’s favourite mini bag, the Baguette. While most mini bags aren’t big enough to fit an iPhone, and some a credit card, they definitely make a statement, and guarantee a shower of compliments. Is this fashion’s way of telling us we should stop carrying so much stuff? Maybe, but look at it this way, if you run out of space you could always wear two. Known for their deft use of colour, print and feminine silhouettes, London-based design house Peter Pilotto has gained a legion of fans over the 11 years it’s been in business. Helmed by the brand’s namesake, Peter Pilotto, and his design partner Christopher de Vos, the brand counts Michelle Obama, Beyonce, Emily Blunt and Princess Eugenie as fans. But even those who’ve followed the brand for a long time may not have predicted seeing them scale back their love of colour and print in favour of a sleek white gown for the Princess of York’s wedding.We sat down with Pilotto during his brief visit to Toronto to meet with VIP clients and customers at The Room at Hudson’s Bay and chatted about the royal wedding dress, his career milestones and more.