The Most Popular Designer Bag in Major Cities Around the World

Vivrelle's Geffen says muted-tone Bottega Veneta bags like the Padded Cassette ($219 to borrow with a Couture membership) are on the rise in New York City. NYC-based customers also gravitate toward black Prada Re-Edition bags.

Vivrelle confirms that there's high demand for Bottega Veneta in LA, too. "Our LA members tend to love classic styles but are more willing to experiment with prints and color than those in other markets," Geffen tells POPSUGAR. So, for LA residents, the Jodie may be more appealing in shearling ($119 to borrow with a Classique membership) or a double-knot noodle rather than the signature Intrecciato weave.

The Hermès Birkin ($14,245) is most popular in Miami and Fort Lauderdale, FL, according to Layne at Rebag. Meanwhile, Delray Beach Rebag shoppers are fans of Louis Vuitton's Speedy Bandoulière.

Fashionphile's Brooklyn customers reach for Chanel's Caviar Quilted Medium Double Flap bag ($4,340, originally $4,825) in black most often. Another popular contender for the area? Louis Vuitton's Monogram Pochette Métis bag.

In Las Vegas, Fashionphile sees most shoppers picking up Louis Vuitton's Monogram Saumur 30 ($625), which gives off an equestrian vibe with its cowhide-leather trim and envelope-style buckle. The messenger silhouette makes it easy for those on the go.

In Houston, the Louis Vuitton Alma ($1,500) is popular with Rebag shoppers, and it seems the brand is a hot commodity at resale sites across the board in this city, regardless of shape or colorway.

Fashionphile's Koenig says that Chicago shoppers most readily purchase Prada's Prada Re-Edition 2005 Re-Nylon bag ($1,995), specifically in black. The purse shape veers slightly sporty and is a functional way to embrace the 2000s-fashion resurgence.

If you want to fit in with the Parisian fashion crowd, take your cue from local Vestiaire Collective shoppers, who invest in the Louis Vuitton Speedy ($2,773). This shape is the resale site's most popular purse globally, too.

In the UK, Vestiaire Collective shoppers are big fans of the Louis Vuitton Neverfull ($2,299). The tote style has room for all the essentials, plus a wristlet insert for smaller items, which you can clip onto the interior.

Vestiaire Collective's Hersan confirms that the Fendi Baguette ($2,701, originally $2,818) is an Italian favorite. And the Milan-based fashion house boasts a wide assortment of styles to choose from.

Hersan says Vestiaire Collective's Japan-based clientele reach for the largest silhouette of all cities — the Louis Vuitton Keepall ($15,860).