Taylor Swift Carried a $975 Crossbody Bag at Coachella with Travis Kelce, but We Found Similar Styles from $19
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Taylor Swift’s affinity for crossbody bags will never go out of style.
After reaching for a brown leather version of the hands-free purse during a Nobu date with Kansas City Chiefs player Travis Kelce back in March, the singer decided to don a convenient crossbody bag yet again while dancing with her beau at Coachella. During the outing, Swift styled a $975 Logo Small Shoulder Bag by Stella McCartney with a black Halara pleated mini skirt, an oversized leather jacket, and a hunter green New Heights baseball cap.
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While Swift may be one of the most prominent purveyors of the crossbody bag trend, she’s not the only star to ditch typical tote bags for the convenient style in recent weeks: Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, and Oprah have all gone hands-free, too.
If you’re looking to channel Swift’s fuss-free style for a fraction of the cost, we rounded up similar crossbody bags at Amazon, Target, and more for as little as $19.
Crossbody Bags Inspired by Taylor Swift
Roulens Triple Zip Small Crossbody Bag, $19.38 with coupon (orig. $24); amazon.com
Zara Crossbody Bag, $49.90; zara.com
Yfgbcx Top-Zip Crossbody Bag, $25.99; amazon.com
Kate Spade Madison Saffiano Leather Small Satchel, $119 (valued at $379); katespadeoutlet.com
Viva Terry Vegan Leather Crossbody Bag, $26.09 (orig. $28.99); amazon.com
Montana West Crossbody Bag, $23.99 with coupon; amazon.com
Roulens Triple Zip Small Crossbody Bag, $19 with coupon
Amazon
More than 1,800 Amazon shoppers have given this crossbody bag a five-star rating, and it’s not hard to see why. Not only is it the most affordable option on our list at just $19, but it’s “lightweight,” “fashionable,” and contains “lots of storage” according to reviews. Plus, it comes in 32 colors, including Swift-worn black and spring-ready pink, so you can join shoppers in purchasing more than one.
“Ever since I bought this purse, I have carried It everywhere,” one reviewer wrote. “The strap design allows this to be an adorable addition to a nice outfit, or just go with a casual outfit as well, which I love. It is not big or in the way at all, but it holds everything I need.”
Zara Crossbody Bag
Zara
Take a page out of Swift’s style book by picking up this $50 crossbody bag from Zara. Available in black and brown, this purse has an adjustable canvas strap, so you throw it over one shoulder or wear it across your chest, as well as a magnetic closure to keep items secure. Channel the singer’s Coachella style by teaming the crossbody with a mini skirt and a baseball cap, or dress it up with a sundress and heels.
Universal Thread Camera Crossbody Bag
Target
This bag from Universal Thread has a convenient exterior pocket that’s great for carrying essentials on the go, and its two-toned adjustable strap looks so similar to Swift’s. Hundreds of shoppers have given it a perfect rating, with one reviewer noting that it looks “way more expensive than it is.” Copy the songstress’s look by grabbing the crossbody in black, or choose from six additional shades and patterns.
“Love this purse,” one reviewer wrote. “It is stylish and the perfect size for me. I can fit the essentials in and still chase the kids around at the park without my bag getting in the way.”
Free your hands by nabbing a Taylor Swift-inspired crossbody bag today. Keep scrolling for more of our top fuss-free purse picks below.
Yfgbcx Top-Zip Crossbody Bag
Amazon
Kate Spade Madison Saffiano Leather Small Satchel, $119 (Save 69%)
Kate Spade Outlet
Viva Terry Vegan Leather Crossbody Bag, $26 (Save 10%)
Amazon
Montana West Crossbody Bag, $24 with coupon
Amazon
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