Fashion Trend Guide: The Look for Less - Chloé Nile Ring Handle Bracelet Bag Dupes

Monday, March 20, 2017

The Look for Less - Chloé Nile Ring Handle Bracelet Bag Dupes

When Chloé releases a new bag, it's destined to become an instant street style favorite. While the Faye and Drew styles are still prominent, the Nile bag is the latest must-have handbag by Chloé. Featured in the spring ad campaign, the new Chloé Nile bag pairs well with breezy, embellished looks for spring and summer.

September 4, 2019 update - Shop pre-owned Chloé Nile handbags:

December 2018 update - If you like the Chloé Nile handbag, then you might also like the new Tess bag. See how to get the Chloé Tess bag look for less.

November 29, 2018 update - Shop the Nile bag under $1800:

October 3, 2018 update - Shop the Chloé Nile bag in new colors and styles for fall 2018:

March 4, 2018 update - Shop the newest styles of the Chloé Nile bag:

The Chloé Nile bag has been spotted on the likes of Aimee Song, Solange Knowles, Leandra Medine and many of your favorite bloggers. With its chic ring bracelet detail, distinctive half moon shape, and diminutive size, it's the ideal antidote to oversized bags of previous seasons. No more rummaging around to find things, since this bag carries just the essentials. How's this for versatile? A detachable/adjustable strap means it can be worn on the shoulder, crossbody, or carried on the arm, bracelet style. Or, double up like Aimee Song and carry two bags in contrasting colors or sizes for maximum style impact. Browse the grey color, the black, or the brown style.

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November 29, 2018 update - If you like the Faye and Drew bags, you might also like the Tess bag. See how to get the Chloé Tess bag look for less.

The Look for Less

July 27, 2020 update - Shop the Nile look for less:

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April 6, 2019 update - Shop these Nile dupes under $50:

February 19, 2019 update - Shop these styles under $65:

January 24, 2019 update - Shop these Chloé Nile bag look alikes under $100:

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