Three New Bottega Veneta Bags to Know—Straight from the Fall 2026 Runway

Louise Trotter’s sophomore collection for Bottega Veneta is a beautiful study in intimacy—of clothing, memory, and the precious objects we carry with us. For Fall 2026, Trotter explored fashion as both protection and personal expression, looking to the kinds of treasured pieces passed down through generations: a parent’s old shoe, a nonna’s purse, objects made meaningful by the people who wore them before us.

That sense of nostalgia inspired a collection that balanced structured tailoring, bold knitwear, sleek trenches, and an abundance of statement outerwear with the quiet beauty of Bottega Veneta’s accessories. The bags, in contrast to the more exuberant ready-to-wear, were largely simple and refined, allowing the House’s signature Intrecciato to take center stage. Oversized silhouettes continued to dominate, while smaller lady bags, top-handle bowlers, statement clutches, and tasseled bucket bags offered a compelling range of shapes and textures.

Months after our first look, the collection is finally in stores, and three standout silhouettes are quickly proving to define what comes next for Bottega Veneta, bringing Louise Trotter’s vision to life. Let’s take a look!

Bottega Veneta Spicchio Bag

The statement-making Spicchio bag is simple yet distinct, offering beautiful curved lines accented with gold hardware and Intrecciato details. The Spicchio bag’s slim profile easily transitions from shoulder bag to wrist wear—a versatile yet innovative addition to the Bottega lineup.

Bottega Veneta Elio Bag

Making its debut on the runway, the new Bottega Veneta Elio bag is the perfect embodiment of this new chapter for the House. Melding quality and craftsmanship with the idea of classic with a twist, the Elio utilizes both woven and smooth leather, which defines the bag’s classic shape. Finished with a fringed zipper pull, the Elio is one of the season’s most noteworthy new bags.

Bottega Veneta The 1998 Bag

Introduced earlier this year, the feminine frame shape of the 1998 bag is further expanded upon for Louise Trotter’s sophomore runway collection, shown in classic Intrecciato and this incredible grey ostrich leather. The pared-back silhouette feels like a nod to the brand’s earliest days, but with a modern appeal, while exotic ostrich elevates the design even further.