Take a Look Back at 15 Bags That Were on Every Early-2000s Girl's Wish List

Thanks to The O.C., Mischa Barton was the ultimate It girl and this was the ultimate It bag.

That circle label was practically a stamp of approval for middle- and high-school students.

Sigh. Back when Nicole Richie was just starting to become the fashion icon she is now.

We can't forget the basics: all those monogrammed bags. Everyone and their mother wore a Coach signature wristlet or baguette bag, including Kyla Pratt from Doctor Dolittle and The Proud Family.

And Louis Vuitton. You were a sucker for those LVs, whether they were on a Theda or a Speedy, and all the better if they were multicolored.

Remember the Stephen Sprouse-printed Louis Vuitton? If a Hilton was carrying it, it was totally cool.

Fendi printed totes were chic enough for the Olsens, and Carrie Bradshaw made that fancy baguette option famous.

While the brand has been making a comeback, Juicy Couture was all the rage in the aughts, and its customers couldn't stop shopping all things velour.

Throwing it back to the days when Lindsay Lohan reigned supreme. This wasn't the only designer bag she rocked, either.

The star was also the model for that heart-decorated Dooney & Bourke bag, which was perfect for those just getting into fashion.

Lindsay also rocked this itty-bitty Chanel, but she wasn't alone. Mischa Barton, Keira Knightley, and Rachel Bilson each had one, too.

Georgina Sparks, is that you? Those Gossip Girl stars always got the good stuff.

Any Dior bag with charms was on our must-have list, as was anything that Blair Waldorf wore.

All we can think is "L, O, L, O, V, E" when we spot this Fendi bag.

Back in 2006, Jessica Stam was ruling the runway. The girl was so good, Marc Jacobs named this quilted bag after her.