No matter the season, a trendy, sleek bag is all you need to elevate any outfit. Whether you’re throwing it over a plain white t-shirt or dressing up a silk dress, expect to see success each time. Now, all thanks to a new class of contemporary bags, fashion darlings and street stylers alike will have an accessory that whispers ‘chic’ wherever they go. Mindfully conscious and stylish, Aupen is the latest well-established and emerging label that has created a modern uniform of handbags that can be worn and re-worn for seasons to come.

Founded by Singapore designer Skye Tan, Aupen is a brand committed to crafting sensible and stylish pieces to be able to last forever in your wardrobe. “We are on a mission to curate a brand of luxury that evokes mindfulness from make to finish,” according to their testimony. Each of their bags is made with longevity in mind – a handbag that can pass down from generation to generation.

On top of that, all of the bags are also made with circular materials primarily recycled pre-consumer polyurethane and recycled post-consumer polyester – meaning the brand is striving to reduce their impact on the environment while still creating timeless and durable products. Apart from that, the bags are also constructed entirely from vegan leather.

The roster includes a collection of feel-good designed bags with unique silhouettes and colourful hues. With its distinctive shape, the bag is made for the modern woman looking to err on the edgier side of fashion.

Seen toted by Hailey Bieber, Rita Ora, Kylie Jenner, and Gal Gadot, this Singaporean fashion brand is finding cult status amongst celebrities and people all over the world – getting their stamp of approval easily.

Meant for daily life and everyday wear, Aupen’s collection of bags blends in beautifully with your other wardrobe essentials, so you never have to try too hard! Trust us, the label will become a staple in any cool-girls closet.

Shop these contemporary bags now at Aupen.com

This article was sincerely referred from Harper's Bazaar. View the original article here.

This article was sincerely referred from Harper's Bazaar. View the original article here.