It’s hardly a new season without a new The Row bag to fawn over. Whether it’s a sleek shoulder bag tucked neatly under Kendall Jenner’s arm or a capacious tote slung effortlessly over Zoë Kravitz’s shoulder, we’ve become accustomed to looking to the brand to determine which understated silhouette will earn It-bag status next. And judging by its latest arrivals, there are already several contenders for autumn 2026.
As fashion’s appetite for baguette bags continues to grow, The Row has delivered not one but two particularly compelling styles. There’s the Alma, an elongated silhouette that’s already found a fan in Elsa Hosk, and the Dalia, a returning favourite with an equally impressive celebrity following, including Dakota Johnson. Elsewhere, the beautifully minimalist Parker has returned in supple black and brown leather, alongside a sumptuous chocolate-brown suede iteration that feels practically made for autumn.
The Terrasse Bauletto is also back for the new season, arriving in a fresh line-up of elegant neutrals. Its compact bowling-bag silhouette feels particularly relevant as fashion continues its fixation with sleek, ladylike shapes, whilst the pared-back finish ensures it remains unmistakably The Row. At the other end of the size spectrum, the Marlo—a strong contender to fill the Margaux-shaped hole in our wardrobes—continues to cater to our appetite for roomy, understated bags that can carry practically everything. Then there’s the Agnes, which has returned to the virtual shelves after promptly selling out last year.
Together, the collection encapsulates exactly what makes The Row’s bags so covetable: recognisable to those in the know, almost anonymous to everyone else and designed with enough restraint to transcend a single season. The only difficult part is predicting which one we’ll be calling the next cult The Row bag this time next year.
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The Parker is everything I want from a The Row bag: understated, beautifully proportioned and capacious enough to fit my entire life.
If you’re looking for the perfect evening bag, the Dalia is hard to beat.
Sleek, minimal and finished in sumptuous dark-brown leather, this is exactly the sort of bag that makes even jeans and a T-shirt look expensive.
Proof that The Row can do colour without sacrificing its signature minimalism.
The Agnes has all the hallmarks of a future The Row classic.
The bowling-bag renaissance is showing no signs of slowing down, and the Terrasse Bauletto is an especially elegant take.
An investment bag that won’t date when trends inevitably move on.
The Faye has already earned its place amongst The Row’s most coveted bags—and for good reason.
For those who prefer a slightly roomier silhouette, the Alma Shoulder is particularly compelling.
Small, simple and effortlessly elegant, the 90’s Bag has become something of a modern classic.
Already loved by fashion’s elite, there’s something inherently sophisticated about the Marcel’s structured silhouette.
The Margaux’s elegant successor, the Marlo has everything I look for in an autumn handbag.
East-west silhouettes continue to dominate the bag world, and naturally, The Row’s interpretation is exceptionally refined.
Supremely simple and deceptively spacious, this walnut-brown version might be the ultimate everyday luxury tote.
Few bags demonstrate The Row’s less-is-more philosophy quite like the Park Tote.
