Resort wear ’19 accessories edit: The most fabulous bags, sunglasses and jewellery you need

Blue, white and red block colour bags were seen at Chloe, Chanel, Versace and Valentino. It’s a classic colourway for Resort season with a nod to maritime details, brought up to date.

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Set to be the new Longchamp Le Pliage, this casual go-anywhere bag is the perfect size to take to the beach or the office while still feeling incredibly chic. Paired with berets at Versace (still hot for Chanel, too) for that extra-French feel.

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Racing stripes make this bag both Parisian-chic and athleisure ready. Wear with a little summer shorts-suit and sneakers.

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A boxy modern shape and blocky France flag colours, we love this statement bag’s chain strap detail and sporty aesthetic.

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Birds, bees, trees and flowers printed, embossed or embroidered, we love the fairytale trend of Mother Earth bags. Natural colours and methods like weaving at 3.1 Phillip Lim or plaited straps across a range of designers were also big this Resort season.

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Dior showcased fine tree-print totes and these small handbags with chunky floral embroidery and thick, edgy straps. Kitsch and dramatic, let the bag do the talking by keeping the rest of your accessories simple.

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This collection was full of woven shoes, bags and hats with crazy rims. It’s a pretty quirky look for the modern woman, but the tassels and chic piping on this fabulously roomy tote make it work for most outfits – not just hippie ones.

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A gorgeous embroidered butterfly on a small and neat black bag – so versatile, still discreet and bang on trend.

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Handbags shone during the theatrical and macabre Gucci show. We’re swooning over birds and bees embossed bags and the pink and red poppy print tote and matching slippers.

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Flat and edgy twisted jewels, inspired by the futurism art movement, were seen at Louis Vuitton, Camilla and Marc, Victoria Beckham, Fausto Puhlisi, Paco Rabanne and Mugler. So modern and the perfect accent for a statement outfit.

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Paco Rabanne presented chunky mismatching earrings – another big trend that’s a little less wearable – and bold, gold chain necklaces which we can totally see working with our wardrobe.

Photo: Paco Rabanne / Facebook

All jewellery hit the geometric trend jackpot during the Australian label’s Resort presentation. Earrings in both gold and white, with matching necklace, are the perfect set to accent a chic new office outfit.

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Edgy earrings and long chain necklaces ‘melted’ out of shape added a metallic flow to pristine, billowing outfits. These silver accents will go with most of your block-colour wardrobe.

Photo: Louis Vuitton

Neck scarves are back, as seen at the Gucci, Valentino, Antonia Marras, Giamba and La DoubleJ shows, to name a few. Wear extra long round the neck, bandana-style or even as a glasses chain (Gucci) – just make sure it’s bright!

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We love the mixed print and colour way aesthetic of the Giamba Resort presentation. Add a pop of colour and marry an outfit together with a bright, feminine neck scarf.

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Geometric jewellery, Vive la France and silky scarves ticked in one accessories look. Swoon!

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Extra long with a kitsch and crazy print, these statement-piece scarves should be worn with an equally loud outfit and minimalist hair and makeup for an arty, cultured look.

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