Top 5 most-bought women’s items today

October 28, 2020 by Heather Carter

1. Telfar shopping bag

According to the latest statistics from fashion shopping platform Lyst, Telfar’s $ 150 handbag has become the hottest women’s item in the world. It is considered as the most affordable accessory on the high-fashion market, suitable for many people.

The bag debuted for the first time in the brand’s Fall – Winter 2014 collection. Only in 2017, after Telfar Clemens took home the top prize at the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA), it really became famous. According to The Wall Street Journal, the money made from the bag alone has helped the brand increase sales by $ 1 million over the past two years.

2. Marine Serre’s crescent moon-shaped shirt

Emerging from 2018, the trend of wearing crescent-shaped tight-fitting shirts has yet to show signs of cooling. Thanks to the enthusiastic promotion of celebrities like Beyoncé or Kylie Jenner, it has become one of the most sought-after items lately. “The moon is like a symbol of crossing boundaries, heterogeneous and free”, Marine Serre once shared.

Last month, the image of the BlackPink group wearing the purple tones of Marine Serre also hot. Many fans kept asking and looking to buy similar products. “The moon-printed shirts are the brand’s most wanted product,” said the Lyst expert.

3. Jacquemus’s bucket hat

Thanks to its simple design, luxurious logo, this accessory is quickly “hunted” by young people. PopSugar’s editor thinks the hat costs more than $ 100 suitable for riverside picnics.

4. Bottega Veneta Tire boots

At the same time last year, the fact that Bottega Veneta lets a model wear chelsea boots has inspired the wave of grungy style. Minimalistic design, high applicability has made fashion followers satisfied. Since then, it has become the most searched item on the online web.

5. House of Sunny’s Hockney dress

This is the 5th hot product in the quarter, sold out after being promoted by Kendall Jenner on her personal page. After that, many influencers wore the same knitted design, causing demand for the brand to increase by 45%.