Two discs of croco held together by a hidden base = Phoebe Philo’s clever take on the tote ($45,900). Also in calfskin, and clutch and wristlet styles.

To match the coquettish, early ’60s-inspired ready-to-wear, the leather bags come in retro boxy shapes with panels of ruched coloured lambskin for a girlish touch.

Made up of geometric panels of leather, this abstract shaped messenger (from $3,390) looks structured but is so soft, it folds completely flat.

The leather tote ($2,990-$3,390), which debuted in F/W ’14, returns with a flap cover in a contrasting powdery hue for a trendy yet minimalist look. 

This season’s Francoise Hardy of bags, the vintage-y number (from $2,260) is casual yet smart, with interchangeable shoulder straps in burnished leather or the brand’s signature sporty striped canvas. In small and medium.