Top five fringed bags of the season

The 1970s symbolise the decade of flair. A time lauded for the other type of flare, reflective aviators, suede waistcoats and fringing. And as the years wore on, most of these motifs have fallen by the catwalks' proverbial wayside … but not fringing. Tassels and buckskin have secured themselves a spot among trends that are classic and are now a go-to for designers looking for a crowd-pleaser. At festivals, fringed goods are out in force, and hippie-luxe outfits donned by Kate Moss, Gigi Hadid and Kendall Jenner at Glastonbury and Coachella set the tone for the rest of the season. Replicating the trend has been simpler and cheaper this year thanks to the launch of H&M's Coachella collection, which blends Woodstock with a touch of the 21st century, offering plenty of shimmying trims on ruched crops and suede satchels. Here are five fringed bags that top our list this season.

For high fashion fans, has taken the trend by the horns with a fringed bucket bag (HK$25,000), available in maroon and camel. The bag's short, thick tiers of deeply dyed suede add texture to an outfit, and it has a generous interior for a bucket bag.

has embraced the woven look with this white macramé tote (HK$6,593) featuring a lengthy fringe of matching tassels.