Enough has been said about Dior’s iconic Saddle bag. From the nostalgia and excitement it has brought out in fashion lovers who remember the bag’s heyday, to the newer generations of millennials and Gen Z-ers who are all hankering for one.

Suzy is wearing it in the simplest but most stylish way we know—with a simple graphic tee and a pleated pencil skirt so that the bag can do all the talking for her outfit. And yes, it’s a very stylish conversation.

Park Shin Hye’s pictured here at an airport and on first glance, she’s already proven that the Seoulite constantly aces the airport fashion game—with a giant hoodie for comfort and a Valentino VRing bag that’s going to fit all your travel essentials like skincare and a book if the in-flight entertainment bores you.

The bag also comes with three compartments so you can organise your things properly.

Unless you’re a bonafide Korean actress who has access to a personal assistant (cause who wants to carry their own bag amirite), Lee Sung Kyung’s Fendi utility belt might not work for those of us regular folks who have to carry our own bags.

But think of it as your new nightlife-worthy bag—the larger pocket fits your mobile phone and cards and the other, your lipstick and breath strips.

We don’t know what Lee Yoo Bi was thinking when she purchased the Off-White binder camera bag, but we’re going to assume that she wanted a designer bag that doesn’t look, well, designer.

It’s not going to amass as many likes on Instagram cause chances are, people might not know which designer it’s from (and that’s what the tagging function is for) but for those in the know, up goes your street cred.

This article was first published in CLEO Singapore.