The Fendi x Tiffany & Co. collaboration launches today - here's everything you need to know

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Fendi x Tiffany & Co. Baguette bag
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“It’s not a bag, it’s a Baguette.” Those were the famous words spoken by Sarah Jessica Parker in a season three episode of Sex And The City, when her character Carrie Bradshaw was in the midst of being mugged. It was this phrase that helped to skyrocket the Fendi baguette to fame, solidifying the item as an in-demand, must-have accessory and one of the best designer handbags of all time.

Now over twenty years later, the bag (or should I say, baguette) is still as popular as ever.

Last September, Fendi celebrated 25 years of its iconic design with a dedicated runway show in New York. For the event, Fendi called upon modelling superstars like Linda Evangelista and had the industry A-list seated front row, Kate Moss and Kim Kardashian included. 

While the runway itself was much-talked-about and publicised highly on social media, the event was so all-encompassing that it was easy to miss the finer details. Like the announcement and debut of a Fendi x Tiffany & Co. collaboration, for example.

Fendi x Tiffany & Co. Baguette bag

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Yes, Fendi and Tiffany have worked together to create a unique interpretation of the famous baguette bag and the coveted item is finally set to be released today! 

Of course, it will come as no surprise to learn that Tiffany's Fendi Baguette will be available in the jeweller's signature blue shade. The collaboration includes three different interations of the baguette, including a medium size handbag, a nano bag and an even smaller bag charm. 

Debuted on the runway by none other than Bella Hadid, the collaboration also includes a reimagining of Fendi's iconic hardware. While every baguette comes adorned with a Fendi FF Zucca clasp, Tiffany has added its signature Tiffany T into the mix, combining both brands' logos in one. It's a true match made in fashion heaven.

Fendi x Tiffany & Co. Baguette bag

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The collection is set to debut today, but will only be available to purchase for 24 hours, while quantities remain available. To purchase a piece from the collection, you'll need to join the waiting room on Tiffany's website, which is set to open at 8:30am EST (1:30 PM in the UK). 

While it might be somewhat of a feat to get your hands on a Tiffany & Co x Fendi baguette, the iconic handbag (without the Tiffany blue hue) is readily available online. Keep scrolling to shop other Fendi baguettes below, including vintage and preloved iterations.  

Shop the Fendi baguette bag:

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Baguette, £2,350 | Fendi
If you're after the Fendi x Tiffany baguette bag, but just can't wait, this is the most similar style available. In a pale shade of blue, this bag features the Fendi insignia embossed onto nappa leather.

Pre-Owned mini Mamma Baguette shoulder bag, £980 | Farfetch

Pre-Owned mini Mamma Baguette shoulder bag, £980 | Farfetch

This pre-loved mini baguette bag features a canvas fabric and Fendi's instantly recognisable all-over monogram. 

Pre-Owned Mini FF Baguette handbag, £1,208 | Fendi

Pre-Owned Mini FF Baguette handbag, £1,208 | Fendi
If you're after a statement style, this orange baguette bag might be for you. Crafted in Italy, the mini bag will add a touch of fun to any look.

1997 Baguette, £2980 | Fendi

1997 Baguette, £2980 | Fendi
Adorned with yellow sequins, this new baguette available at 24 Sèvres has party written all over it.

Selleria Mamma Baguette shoulder bag, £1,168 |Fendi

Selleria Mamma Baguette shoulder bag, £1,168 |Fendi
This bronze baguette features intricate top stitching and a short shoulder strap. It can easily be worn for casual daytime events, but thanks to its colourway will be just as suited to evening soirees.

Zoe Anastasiou
Fashion Editor

Zoe Anastasiou is a Fashion Editor with over eight years of experience working across digital publications in New York, London and Australia. She has contributed to publications including Harper’s BAZAAR and ELLE Australia, and was the Fashion and Social Media Editor at Who What Wear UK before joining Marie Claire.