Princess Leonor chooses the coolest bag for her first day of class at the university: leather, multi-position and made in Spain

Princess Leonor begins today – like many other young people throughout the country – a new stage, one of the most important in fact: university. After her military training, the first-born of the Kings attended her first day of class at Carlos III in Madrid. And like any fashion lover who is also pragmatic, she has done so by launching a comfortable, practical and (of course) made in Spain bag.

It is a black shopper bag from the Mas1 brand that goes perfectly with its casual but sober style consisting of a white short-sleeved shirt, jeans and minimalist sports shoes. For her hair, she has chosen a classic herringbone braid that clears her face and comes in pearls to control frizz, in addition to being cool to withstand the high temperatures. An all-terrain combo for the first day of class that we can easily emulate because we already have the most important element of the look: the bag.

Princess Leonor's bag

The bag in question is none other than the Andy model from Mas1, a black leather design that has the capacity to carry everything you need on the first day of class (including your laptop). In addition to being practical, it is cool because it has a double handle – one of them with maxi metal rings – to carry it in two different ways: on the shoulder or crossbody. We found it in the brand's official store for 169 euros.

A low cost alternative if your bag is out of your budget

We have the firm belief that it is better to invest in a good bag, especially if it is basic, so that it lasts for many years, even if that means spending a little more. But if Princess Leonor's bag is too much of a budget, there are similar and economical alternatives like this one from Lefties, a black shopper with gathers and metallic details that we found for 27.99 euros.

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