The snapsack, one of the most popular accessories in the 90s, has gone from being kept in the drawer of oblivion to become the protagonist of the most fashionable outfits.
Fall-winter 2018-19 season AGNÈS B. – ALEXANDER WANG – MARC JACOBS – LANVIN
The first attempt of recovery of this 90s accessory was in the spring-summer fashion show of Chanel in 2016, but its real boom would not arrive until the following year, in 2017, and it does not seem that it will become a fad. Many firms are launching their versions, from the successful oval model as a belt by Gucci to the most revival models by Balenciaga or the triple belt by Stella McCartney. .
Infinite ways to wear it
The materials, shapes and colors are infinite, as well as the ways to wear it. It can be tied in the traditional way, that is, at the waist, but it is not the only option. One of the forms in which it has been most seen lately is as a bandolier forward, on the chest. But alsoon the back, an option that Fendi has opted for, or hung over the shoulder as if it were a handbag.
Autumn-winter 2018-19 season. ALEXANDER WANG – BALENCIAGA – FENDI – ISABEL MARANT
When it comes to combining it, there are no rules. We associate it with a sporty look, but the new models have become so sophisticated that they are suitable for any occasion. Both for casual looks, with jeans, and combined with suits, sober garments, romantic dresses… .
The fanny pack has become the perfect choice for the office and for the weekend Why? Because of its versatility and because it is practical and comfortable. These characteristics are what make it the ideal complement also for the summer events par excellence, the festivals. .
Spring-summer season 2018. PHILLIP LIM – BALENCIAGA – GUCCI – KENZO – MARC JACOBS
The fanny pack is here to stay and we have to start looking at it with the same eyes with which we look at handbags, that is, as an investment rather than a fashion trend. It seems that everything is advantages: new and original models, practical and functional and with a great aesthetic impact. And you, do you already have yours? .
