When a designer item has a waiting list, you know it's something special. Such is the case with Gabriela Hearst's Nina handbag, which debuted in spring 2016 but has been produced in such limited numbers, it's still one of the fashion world's most sought-after pieces.
Thandie Newton was spotted with the exclusive style in navy, which she wore with a metallic-trim Dolce & Gabbana coat and Jimmy Choo patent pumps. Its unique top-handle design and rounded silhouette are at once cool and polished, making it a worthy investment for any collector of fashion (that is, if you can get your hands on one). Unlike other It bags, this one likely won't become ubiquitous—quantities are still extremely limited. So unless you're an insider like Thandie or Miroslava Duma (who's been spotted with an envious collection of Hearst's covetable bags), keep your eyes peeled for another release, or scour luxury resale sites for a potential score.
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On Thandie Newton: Dolce & Gabbana Metallic-Trimmed Wool-Blend Crepe Coat ($2517); Jimmy Choo Sage Pumps ($556); Gabriela Hearst Nina Bag (price upon request); Jessica Biales Oval Signet with Stripe Top ($2,000)
Gabriela Hearst Nina Bag (price upon request)
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