The Row has a handbag pop-up on Net-a-Porter: what you need to know

WORDS Mia Steiber PUBLISHED Tue, 2 Feb 2021 - 8:24 pm

This just in, Net-a-Porter is launching an exclusive bag pop-up with The Row.

In honour of the designer's Spring Summer 21 collection, the curation of totally lust-worthy bags will feature on the site for just a short two-weeks. Blink and you'll miss it.

It's a rather special pop-up event, the reason being it plays host to the global exclusive of the N/S Park Tote in terracotta grained leather. A new creation for Spring Summer 21, the N/S Park Tote is quintessentially The Row. It beautifully showcases The Row’s minimalist approach to design. Of course, if terracotta isn't for you, it's also available in two additional colourways.

Of course, we'll see plenty of other iconic styles in addition to the N/S Park Tote. The pop-up also includes The Row’s iconic Everyday Shoulder, Bindle Three, Massimo, Bourse and Margaux bags. All silhouettes that reflect the essence and DNA of this pioneering designer. One that thrust ease, quality, and comfort into the forefront of fashion.

Fans of the brand will be pleased to know that this curation is already live and ready for you to shop. The exclusive pop-up from The Row launched alongside a dedicated campaign on Net-a-Porter on February 1.

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“We are so excited to exclusively showcase The Row’s SS21 bag collection, together with some of the brands iconic and sought-after styles updated in seasonal colorways. We love the new N/S Park Tote, which is a true expression of the brand’s uncompromising style and quality. The exclusive terracotta colorway will add an elegant finishing touch to any outfit and bring a timeless piece to our customers’ wardrobes," says Libby Page, senior market editor at Net-a-Porter.

This, of course, is not the first time The Row and founders, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen have captivated fashion devotees this month. The pair also launched possibly the chicest closet clean out we've ever seen; a sale of archival pieces they've used for inspiration over the years. Of course, it wasn't the kind of discount sale you're used to seeing. The curation of pieces had prices available on request.