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Grain leather, this dupe is sure to last for years. Plus, it’s still giving the quiet luxury vibes similar to The Row’s Margaux for only £598. Also available in black leather.The OG: The Row Large N/S Park Leather Tote BagLarge N/S Park Leather Tote Bag in Black, £2,220, The Row – buy nowThe Dupe: Madewell The Essential Bucket Tote BagThe Essential Bucket Tote Bag in Black, £182, Madewell – buy nowThe Row’s N/S Park tote bag is just the bag I would want for my work-to-weekend activities, but the £2,220 price tag is just too much. Good thing I found Madewell’s The Essential Bucket Tote Bag that retails for only £182. It can even hold most of the essentials I carry for work, like a water bottle, phone, wallet, keys, and a laptop. Plus, it offers three other colours to choose from. I’m definitely adding this to my basket.The Dupe: J. Crew Berkeley Bucket Bag in LeatherBerkeley Bucket Bag in Leather, £221, J. Crew – buy nowLooking for fun colours and prints that capture The Row’s N/S Park tote bag’s design? This dupe from J. Crew has got you covered. It goes beyond the classic black and port wine, offering playful options like snake-embossed or croc-embossed leather, and even an elegant two-tone Ivory English saddle colour design. The best part? It retails for under £255.The OG: The Row Half Moon Bag in LeatherHalf Moon Bag in Leather in Black, £1,290, The Row – buy nowThe Dupe: Manière De Voir L’Eiffel Textured HandbagL’Eiffel Textured Handbag, £79.99, Manière De Voir – buy nowFell in love with The Row’s half moon bag but not the price? Turn to Manière De Voir’s L’Eiffel textured handbag instead. At £79.99, you can score The Row’s similar asymmetric shaped mini bag for less. Plus, you get a silver Manière De Voir metal Eiffel Tower embelishment that adds a unique charm to the bag’s design.The OG: The Row Cybil Leather MulesThe Row Cybil Leather Mules, £890, Net-A-Porter – buy nowThe Dupe: Zara Animal Print High-Heeled MulesAnimal Print High-Heeled Mules, £59.99, Zara – buy nowIf splurging £890 for a pair of The Row’s Cybil mules is out of reach for now, these high-heeled mules from Zara is a worthy dupe. Although both exude that sleek and minimalist vibe, Zara’s striking animal print effect is what makes it worth snagging. Also, Zara’s heel height of 7 cm is far higher than The Row’s heel height of 5.5 cm. Let’s not forget the staggering £830 price difference, too!The Dupe: TOTEME 65mm Leather MulesTOTEME 65mm Leather Mules, £493, Farfetch – buy nowNot a fan of animal prints? These sleek, leather mules from TOTEME deliver a sophisticated alternative to The Row’s Cybil mules

Love that this blazer has a touch of stretch for comfort, and features gorgeous gold buttons on the front and cuffs. If you have a little more to spend, opt for this excellent look-alike blazer! *New* 9. Mango Double Breasted BlazerI am always updating this list, so be sure to check back often for new additions like this one!New for the Winter 2023/2024 season is this stylish blazer from Mango. It’s double breasted with gold button details. At just under $140 this Balmain blazer dupe is at an excellent price point and would look stylish with so many outfits!I hope you have enjoyed this list of fantastic Balmain blazer dupes ranging from budget-friendly to investment (but all still far less than a true Balmain). Once you choose the dupe that is best for you, be sure to check out these blazer outfits , cropped blazer outfit ideas, and black blazer outfit ideas for style inspiration!More Designer Dupes You’ll Love:Bottega Veneta Bag DupesBest Toteme Dupe: 12+ Must-See Look AlikesIncredible Khaite Dupe List8+ Must-Have Jenni Kayne Dupes12+ Incredible Serena and Lily Dupes8 Classic Chanel Backpack Dupes10+ Stunning Love Shack Fancy Dupes You’ll Adore!8+ Acne Studios Scarf Dupes That Don’t Cost A Fortune

I'm going to make a bold claim—if I could dress in one brand for the rest of the year, it would be Toteme. The Stockholm-based label has been dominating my feed for the best part of two years, with its perfect black ankle boots, striped knit and fringed scarf jacket becoming the closest thing to the official fashion-person uniform in the same space of time. With loyal fans amongst content creators and celebrities alike—Rosie Huntington-Whiteley being one of the first to start wearing it—you might ask, "What's all the fuss about?" Let me enlighten you.What I love most about Toteme is its slow approach to fashion. Founded by content creator Elin Kling in 2014, since its launch, its collections have never felt too tethered to a specific season, and the pieces stand the test of time in terms of passing trends. Instead, they're what could largely be described as "classic" with a refined colour palette that has been designed to layer and enhance the pieces you already own. Silhouettes are sleek, and embellishments are almost non-existent, the antithesis of the somewhat flashy brands that also launched around the same. Fast-forward to 2024, and Toteme's aesthetic hasn't just stood the test of time; it has informed a whole fashion movement. "Quiet luxury" has become something of a buzzword over the last year, and Toteme is right at its heart with its clothing, but what of accessories? Doesn't every It brand need an It bag to go with it? Sure does…At the end of 202, Toteme unveiled its foray into luxury handbags and predictably, it's starting to gain serious momentum. The minimal Toteme T-Lock bag is made from a beautifully soft leather that comes in black, tan, a mole grey and a milky white. Featuring a curved top flap, dual straps (short

CoverageCollectionDetailsSome brands present in fashion’s capital as a one-off stint. But if today was any indication, Toteme has connected with Paris and vice versa. “We had so much fun last time,” said Toteme’s Karl Lindman with Elin Kling backstage after their sophomore show here (the brand’s collections continue to take place in New York).We were back in the same spacious white-walled venue near the Place Vendome; only now, the runway was demarcated by large tiles in an oxidized steel that called to mind the conceptual floor art of Carl Andre. The reference later confirmed, it provided a subtle cue to how their minimalist approach signals something far more multi-dimensional.For a brand that has built loyalty through consistency—whether nuanced non-colors or soft yet statuesque shapes—the winter season affords an opportunity to rethink silhouettes and materials via additional layers. Outerwear in cocooning constructions of leather, shearing, and nylon synced with the slimmer knits and fluid tailoring underneath and made for the kind of contemporary power dressing that Nicole Kidman’s character in Babygirl would wear on the regular.Look closely and you’ll see a future must-have; what initially seemed like the dangling sleeves of a sweater that had been wrapped around the waist were really a clever extension of just one sweater. All the styling attitude minus the bulk; one in every shade please. Another standout: leggy stretch boots in leather or satin with different heel heights as a recurring counterpoint to the cocoon volumes on top. “We were basically saying ‘wide trousers or

No trousers this season,” Kling mused.But the lineup was saying something else in its totality. That this range of put-together looks, which also included a number of sheaths entirely covered in micro-sequins and dresses vented to reveal inner cascades of guipure lace, required little effort to get right. You could even wear a shirtdress the other way around, buttons at the back, and it would look entirely intentional. Perhaps Toteme was considering what follows from quiet luxury, with one option being elegant efficiency.On the first day of the haute couture calendar, the Swedish duo reiterated how this timing revolves around the B Corp Certification they attained in September. Complying with the rigorous standards means a longer manufacturing and distribution schedule. While the post-show bustle prevented us from going into greater detail, you can glean once again how there is a lot more to Toteme than meets the eye.DetailsMORE FROM Fall 2025 Ready-to-Wear