It looks like Chanel, but Mango: the favorite black bag of Parisians that goes with everything and is a pure trend this fall

Posted on 29 September 2026

Since Matthieu Blazy took over at Chanel, there has been a shine in the House that we have not experienced since the golden age of Karl Lagerfeld. The creative director's collections have given us great moments in the history of fashion such as the parade in the middle of the New York subway and creating a trend at every step with outfits so easily ''copiable'' by everyone like the viral beige sweater.

It has also achieved what seemed impossible: create iconic bags that compete with the classic 2.55. Without going any further, the favorite of rich women around the world, the Chanel 25. A design whose campaign starred Margot Robbie and which the actress herself wears in almost all colors whenever the occasion arises.

Margot Robbie with Chanel 25

The bag is a shopper with quilted-style leather and the house's trademark chain handles. The different touch is provided by the two side pockets, creating an effect reminiscent of cargo pants. Of course, this luxury design is not suitable for all budgets, since the smallest version costs no more and no less than 5,500 euros.

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Mango's Chanel 25 style bag

Chanel Bag Handle

Mango

Luckily, when a trend goes viral, the most affordable brands are ''inspired'' by it to bring it to all mortals. We may not be rich Parisians but we can carry the Chanel style cargo bag thanks to Mango. This black shopper from the Spanish brand has many similarities with the one from La Maison but costs several zeros less, specifically it can be ours for 39.99 euros.


Padded shoulder bag

Padded shoulder bag

RRP at Mango — 39.99 €

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Olivia Thompson
Olivia Thompson
I’m Olivia Thompson, born and raised in Wellington, New Zealand. As a lifestyle and travel writer at Latitude Magazine, I’m passionate about uncovering stories that connect people with new experiences and perspectives. My goal is to inspire readers to see everyday life – and the world – with fresh eyes.

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