In the ever-evolving fashion landscape, few trends stand the test of time, except perhaps the perfect blue jeans, a crisp white T-shirt and, the enduring appeal of Bottega Veneta bags. Whether you've been lusting after the classic Jodie bag, the sculptural Sardine or bookmarking every roomy Andiamo tote you come across, the brand's signature intrecciato woven bags have captivated the fashion set for years now. And, as with any cult designer buy that goes viral, the high street has responded with some excellent affordable alternatives and the latest bag that's taken the fashion world by storm comes courtesy of Marks & Spencer.

While Anthropologie's Melia bore close resemblance to the crescent-shaped Jodie, the M&S Faux Leather Woven Shoulder Bag, £45 cuts a roomier silhouette that's big enough for all your daily essentials (yes, even your 15" MacBook). The faux leather tote follows the minimalistic yet modern Bottega Veneta playbook with its pared back silhouette, adjustable shoulder strap featuring gold-tone studs and an array of luxe shades.

Across the internet, fashion editors and influencers have fallen for the expensive-looking accessory, rendering many styles, like the chic suede version, already sold out. The large carryall has established itself as an excellent work bag, but if you're on the hunt for something a little bit more elegant for dressier occasions, you'll find the woven clutch bag is a great alternative. Designed as a fold-over clutch, it comes with a detachable chain strap for hands-free carry. Available in three colours, including a trendy butter yellow, the bag is already a brand bestseller and while not as roomy as the shoulder bag, will still fit all your essentials comfortably.

Woven bags are key to a stylish wardrobe and whether you opt for the tote or the clutch (or, like me, both), the M&S bags are not only well-crafted and affordable but also exceptionally polished with every outfit.

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Hitanshi Kamdar is a senior commerce writer for Grazia. Hitanshi is always on the hunt for the latest trends, emerging designers and the internet’s most bizarre style discourse. When not writing, she can be found IDing outfits during Netflix binges and shopping for the latest It-girl shoe trends.