Meghan and Kate love Longchamp bags, and they’re over 20% off at this under-the-radar sale
Deals this good won’t last for long.
While Black Friday is still a ways away, Gilt is already offering major markdowns on the Longchamp bags stars love.
The brand’s under-the-radar sale includes over 20% off several versions of the iconic Le Pliage Tote, which Kate Middleton’s been spotted carrying as far back as her college graduation. (Meghan Markle also gave the design her stamp of approval in the early 2000s, decades before she was spotted with a monogrammed version on a DC trip this month.)
Shop highlights from the sale below — but act fast, as Gilt’s sales typically close after just a couple of days.
The original origami-inspired canvas tote is under $120 in several colors right now.
What better way to rock the cherry red trend than a Le Pliage with matching leather straps? This version’s made with recycled materials, too.
The French brand also put a luxe spin on the design with these durable leather versions.
While Markle and Middleton have only carried the canvas versions publicly over the years, this monochrome design also looks fit for royalty.
If the larger sizes aren’t quite in your budget, the chic collection also includes a more petite purse.
If you’re looking for a luxe gift for a special someone, they might be over the moon with this crescent-shaped Longchamp bag.
Stylist Stacy London recently told us deep brown is the “new black” this season. So why not add an espresso-hued design to your handbag rotation?
If prints and patterns are more your thing, the timeless label also makes this checkered carryall.
The Roseau collection, which features sculptural silver hardware, also includes this under-$550 option.
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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.
