14 Editor-Favorite Luggage Picks to Shop Before Your Next Trip


Ask any frequent flier: The luggage you choose to bring with you as you jet-set around the world (or at least, across state lines) can make or break your trip. The best suitcase brands have perfected the art of the stylish holdall that hides its function: Multiple organizational compartments and smart features all hidden beneath the surface of a glossy exterior that won’t cramp your travel style. But how to choose? As with most subject matters, Vogue editors have strong opinions on what constitutes a top-tier travel bag; so, we polled the team for their selects.

Vogue Editors’ Top Luggage Picks:

The Roomy Checked Bag

Nobl Travel Check-In aluminum 28″ suitcase

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The Durable Canvas Tote

Alex Mill The Perfect weekend tote

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From sleek rolling carry-ons that glide seamlessly through the terminal to roomy weekenders (spoiler: our team loves a tote) to the little accessories that cover everything else, these editor luggage picks cover a lot. Read on to shop our favorites.

Cortne Bonilla, senior shopping writer

“Whenever I travel, I tend to overpack. I don’t care if it’s a two-day trip, or a two-week-long excursion—I need all my things to feel comfy. When I’m at the airport, I check a giant suitcase, and then usually have an oversized weekender bag (along with my daily handbag) as a carry-on. I like a bag that can be squished a little bit (for under the seat, of course) and can fit everything from a laptop to dog supplies, and extra pajamas. I also tend to lean toward the ones that are easy to clean!”

Ralph Lauren

Bellport canvas extra-large tote

Elly Leavitt, lifestyle editor, shopping

“After my last checked bag succumbed to its wounds from years of baggage handler wear and tear, I decided that its replacement had bigger shoes to fill. I landed on this 28” spinner from Nobl, which is made from durable aluminum that so far has been airline-proof, and has multiple interior compartments for organization. (Plus, despite the material, it’s surprisingly lightweight.) And as a woman of many pouches, I never travel without a series of mini bags for dedicated storage—an earlier version of this easy-to-clean Longchamp has been my cosmetics bag since high school.”

Nobl Travel

Check-In aluminum 28″ suitcase

Longchamp

Le Pliage canvas cosmetics case

Talia Abbas, associate director, shopping

Simple in shape yet my most reliable tote, I take its meaning as a “carryall” quite literally, treating it as I wrote before, as my very own traveling Russian doll. I won’t list out the many odds and ends it has to transport, but suffice to say, I can’t imagine going on a trip without it.

Alexandra Ditch, associate commerce producer

“I have borrowed my friend’s Calpak suitcase more times than I would like to admit. It has everything one could hope for in a suitcase—it’s a durable hardshell but unexpectedly light and generously expandable (I have a habit of overpacking!). My fiancé and I have been working on our wedding registry, and we’re adding these 3-piece luggage sets. They’ll be perfect for our honeymoon and beyond!”

Calpak

Ambeur 3-piece luggage set

Liam Hess, senior lifestyle editor

“What I want from a travel bag is quality and durability, and the green Prada backpack I splashed out on back in 2019 (in fact, it was a treat to myself after signing a contract to work part-time for Vogue) isn’t showing any signs of wear and tear. I managed to snap up a bargain on a barely used bag from Vestiaire Collective, but this lovely musk green and cocoa suede number is its closest equivalent for anyone with a more generous budget. Also, special shoutout to the Mulberry scotchgrain leather wash bag I got for my 18th birthday—after 15 years of heavy use, it’s still going strong.”

Libby Page, executive director, shopping

“I love that this feels like an investment piece—a travel bag I’ll have forever. It’s beautifully crafted, and the inserts inside keep me nice and organized. Most weekenders have a short strap so I love that this fits over the shoulder.”

Minty Mellon, commerce market editor

“When it comes to travel, I always look for a balance of style and durability. My Rimowa cabin carry-on has been a reliable favorite for years—surprisingly spacious and perfect for indulging my overpacking tendencies. For handbags, I usually rotate depending on the destination, but lately I’ve been reaching for the Parker Thatch Jack bag in cowhide. It’s the perfect way to embrace a touch of animal print while leaning into fall’s trends.”

Kasey Busiel, marketing & production manager

“My Cuyana bag is my go-to for overnight trips. As an overpacker, I’m always impressed by how it still looks chic—even when it’s stuffed to the brim with all my outfit changes. I also love the Cuyana travel case sets. They’re a stylish and practical way to keep all my beauty products organized. And when something inevitably explodes (foundation, lip gloss, hairspray — I’ve been through it all, sigh), the leather is incredibly easy to clean!”

Fred Sahai, associate commerce producer

“I only travel with a carry-on suitcase out of fear of losing my luggage; which means I am often running out of space, so I need a roomy shoulder bag. The Baggu Cloud Carry-on has accompanied me on several trips over the past year, and I can’t recommend it enough. It’s massive but still comfortable (even when it’s packed to the brim) due to its thick straps, and the nylon material has proven to be extremely durable despite the fact that my travels haven’t always been kind to it. I’ve even used it on its own for shorter getaways, and have been able to pack much more than essentials. Another plus: It’s machine-washable!”



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