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- Hermès Birkin, named after actress Jane Birkin
- Hermès Kelly, named after actress and later Princess of Monaco Grace Kelly
- Balenciaga Motorcycle
- Bottega Veneta Knot
- Chanel 2.55
- Chloé Edith
- Chloé Paddington
- Chloé Paraty
- Fendi B
- Fendi Spy
- Givenchy Nightingale
- Givenchy Pandora
- D&G Lily
- Dior Samurai
- Dior Lady Dior
- Louis Vuitton Neverfull
- Louis Vuitton Speedy
- Marc Jacobs Stam, named after model Jessica Stam
- Prada Fairy Bag
- Proenza Schouler PS1
- YSL Muse
- YSL Downtown
- Alexander Wang Rocco
Due to some doubts about the longer-term notability of specific bags, this list was removed from the main article (and copied here for reference) although many of the obviously significant bags and/or designers are referenced in the text. Mabalu ( talk) 02:21, 31 March 2012 (UTC)
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- Hermès Birkin, named after actress Jane Birkin
- Hermès Kelly, named after actress and later Princess of Monaco Grace Kelly
- Balenciaga Motorcycle
- Bottega Veneta Knot
- Chanel 2.55
- Chloé Edith
- Chloé Paddington
- Chloé Paraty
- Fendi B
- Fendi Spy
- Givenchy Nightingale
- Givenchy Pandora
- D&G Lily
- Dior Samurai
- Dior Lady Dior
- Louis Vuitton Neverfull
- Louis Vuitton Speedy
- Marc Jacobs Stam, named after model Jessica Stam
- Prada Fairy Bag
- Proenza Schouler PS1
- YSL Muse
- YSL Downtown
- Alexander Wang Rocco
Due to some doubts about the longer-term notability of specific bags, this list was removed from the main article (and copied here for reference) although many of the obviously significant bags and/or designers are referenced in the text. Mabalu ( talk) 02:21, 31 March 2012 (UTC)