Chloë Sevigny Champions a New Louis Vuitton It Bag With an Easy Fall Look
Fit for an It girl
Reported by Harper's Bazaar.
There's an unofficial leaderboard for 2026's most-wanted bags, and it's already stacked. Alaïa's Le Teckel, Bottega Veneta's Veneta, Balenciaga's Le City revival, the Miu Miu Pocket, and The Row's Margaux have all been anointed It-bag royalty — spotted on Jennifer Lawrence, Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid, and Sarah Pidgeon, according to Harper's Bazaar. Impressive company. But Chloë Sevigny, who has never waited for permission to set a trend, is quietly lobbying for a new contender.
The actor was recently photographed in New York City carrying the Louis Vuitton Multipass Mini, a Fall 2026 style she first wore to the house's cruise show — and its after-party — back in May. The bag earns its keep: soft black calfskin with a deliberately slouchy silhouette, trimmed in Louis Vuitton's signature canvas, and finished with a dual-chain situation — one long enough for crossbody wear, one shorter and chunkier for hand-carrying. It's small, so Sevigny supplemented it with an oversized canvas tote embroidered with the initials "SM" — a monogram that likely nods to her husband Siniša Mačković, their combined surnames, or both.
The Outfit Did Its Part
The bag alone wasn't carrying the look — the full ensemble was doing real work. Sevigny built around a graphic tee and cropped brown corduroy trousers with a flared hem, the kind of quietly retro silhouette that reads effortless in that specific way only actually-considered outfits do. The shortened trouser length was clearly intentional: it let her gray ankle socks and whiskey-brown Dr. Martens T-bar Mary Janes take their moment. Black sunglasses sealed it. The whole thing had the energy of someone who got dressed in ten minutes and looked better than everyone who spent an hour.
What makes Sevigny's endorsement worth paying attention to isn't celebrity adjacency — it's her track record. She doesn't chase trends; she identifies what's about to matter. The Multipass Mini hasn't hit peak saturation yet, which means there's still a window to be early. And in the It-bag economy, early is everything.
If Chloë Sevigny is already two seasons deep on a bag, consider this your cue to pay attention.
Read the original at Harper's Bazaar.
