Check Out Kate Spade’s very first Bag Collection From the Brand’s new innovative director

It’s an fascinating moment for Kate Spade as a brand. The company’s famous creator passed away tragically earlier this year, which stimulated a wave of nostalgia for her cherished contributions to the fashion industry. Spade herself hadn’t been included in Kate Spade the brand for years, though—creative director Deborah Lloyd spent ten years leading the brand, which ended in 2017. Her successor, Nicola Glass, debuted her very first collection—Kate Spade spring 2019—over the weekend at new York fashion Week.

The event was marked by Kate Spade’s first-ever formal runway show, as well as naturally, all of the designs were bring at least one bag (and lots of of them sported a lot more than one). Glass has a severe pedigree in accessories, with stints at Gucci under Tom Ford as well as as the head of Michael Kors’s accessories division, as well as she verified a natural in shape with Kate Spade’s exuberant, somewhat irreverent femininity.

The collection’s signature accessory was a moderate flap crossbody bag with a spade-shaped closure that we’ll most likely be seeing appear in other designs, however for me, the genuine star was a series of roomy, basic day bags woven of spade-shaped kůže. It was a subtle bit of branding, as well as the Instagram-ready bags felt contemporary as well as relevant, however with just the ideal touch of vintage whimsy. inspect out all the bags from the collection below.

[Photos by means of vogue Runway]