If you follow Hailey Bieber's style, you're probably aware that she owns a great many wildly expensive bags, but from time to time, you'll find her carrying styles that are well below the thousands a luxury handbag costs these days. The latest occurrence of this was while she was out to dinner with friends in L.A. For the occasion, Bieber dressed down in a leather jacket, track shorts, and oxfords. She accessorized with a bag from the buzzy brand Freja.
Freja offers a fleet of 100% vegan bags that are minimalistic, devoid of hardware, and '90s inspired. Since its launch in 2020, the direct-to-consumer brand now consists of nearly a dozen anti-trend bags, each of which is available in several highly wearable colors and won't cost you more than $400 (a rarity for It bags). Bieber opted for the Caroline Bag, an elegant flap shoulder bag. One of the brand's most popular styles, it's the perfect size and shape for everyday, day-to-night wear.
Keep scrolling to shop the Caroline Bag along with other standout styles from the deservedly buzzy brand.
On Hailey Bieber: Fila shorts; Freja Caroline Bag ($258); Aureum Elodie Earrings ($325)
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