7 Classy Nude Designer Bags For Ladies That Are Versatile Enough To Match Any Getup

By Rachel Yohannan on 11 Dec 2020

Senior Digital Editor

Crazy cat lady who loves afternoon tea, kawaii Japanese fashion, and all things Sanrio.

Every lady needs that one go-to bag to rely on for daily use. Black handbags are a classic, but can look a little dull. Pink bags are pretty, but may be too cutesy, while other colours can be hard to match with clothes.

A safe alternative is the colour nude, from which the whole “milk tea” trend stemmed from. It’s so versatile and the beautiful thing about it is that it comes in a whole spectrum of tones, from brownish to pinkish and even slightly greyish. Here are 7 nude designer bags for ladies, all made in Italy by independent designers and available on luxury shopping platform Mirta with free shipping to Singapore.

#1: Savana by Plinio Visona ($345)

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Savana by Plinio Visona ($345) is a cute little handbag that’s basically a mini version of the regular satchel messenger bag. Pair it with sandals for casual outings - with just the few essentials you need - and you’re good to go! To dress it up further, you can tie a scarf around the handle as shown above.

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#2: Sofia by Del Giudice ($378)

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With its rounded edges and curved top handles to match, Sofia by Del Giudice ($378) is a cuter pick for a work bag compared to those with more severe, straight edges. It’s also suitable for casual outings, so you can literally take it anywhere!

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You can carry it crossbody-style as well, with the included shoulder strap.

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#3: Posillipo Gaiola by Plinio Visona ($411)

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Posillipo Gaiola by Plinio Visona ($411) stands out from the cookie-cutter selection of top-handle bags with its single bamboo handle. A gold-tone turn lock clasp keeps the bag flap secure in place while adding a luxurious touch.

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Going hands-free is also possible with the long detachable shoulder strap that comes together with it.

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#4: Amina by Plinio Visona ($575)

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Sometimes, instead of a dainty handbag, we need a sturdy, reliable backpack that we can throw a whole lot of stuff into. Amina by Plinio Visona ($575) will serve you well without making you look like a schoolkid all over again.

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Carry it out with you on nature hikes or chuck your laptop in and bring it to work - anything goes.

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#5: Anita by Silvano Biagini ($1,239)

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Though otherwise simple in terms of silhouette, Anita by Silvano Biagini ($1,239) is instantly eye-catching thanks to its ribbed surface which adds texture.

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The shoulder straps are threaded through large gold eyelets and loops at the side, which reinforces their studiness. Just as well, because this roomy shoulder bag was made to carry a large stash of items - even notebooks and work papers.

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#6: Regina by Plinio Visona ($640)

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Keep it simple and sweet with Regina by Plinio Visona ($640), a fuss-free, basic handbag without any fancy embellishments. Its beauty shines well on its own without stealing too much attention away from your getup.

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A sizeable side pocket lets you compartmentalise your belongings nicely, while a detachable shoulder strap allows you to switch things up.

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#7: Venice Small by Plinio Visona ($525)

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Venice Small by Plinio Visona ($525) is a mini crossbody bag that’s more on the pinkish side of nude. A gold clasp and chain links, along with embroidery in a lighter tone, add little points of interest. It’s all in the little details.

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The above bags are all made of high-quality leather by skilled Italian artisans. Though these independent brands may not be the ones you usually hear of when it comes to luxury fashion, they all pay great attention to detail and always prioritise craftsmanship and quality. Get them all on Mirta with free shipping.