Are waist bags still in fashion?

Also known as bum bags, waist bags, or belt bags, they make waves as functional and trendy additions to workwear and everyday attire. In 2023, these versatile accessories will be a must-have staple for anyone seeking a blend of convenience and style.



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Whether you think of these accessories as a fresh trend or just fanny packs re-branded, with #beltbag collecting more than 265 million views on TikTok, it's fair to say these accessories are back in style again.

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While many of us may associate belt bags with the '80s or '90s or moms trying to wrangle kids at an amusement park, these fanny packs of a better name are suddenly everywhere again. And while some of us are skeptical of this trend, it's hard to deny that it feels as if everyone is jumping on board.

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A lot of the newer moms have brought these back in a fashionable way,” says fashion stylist Ali Levine. So is this a case of “what's old is new again?” According to Levine—and the fact that everyone from Lululemon to high fashion brands like Gucci are making different versions of this bag—the answer is yes.

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The traditional way of wearing them around the waist has evolved, and they're now being sported in various ways – slung over the shoulder, across the body, and even attached to larger backpacks. The key is experimenting and finding the style that best complements your outfit and occasion.

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From a forgotten accessory to a fashion powerhouse, the journey of the fanny pack is a testament to the cyclical nature of fashion trends. Whether worn around the waist, slung over the shoulder, or worn crossbody, the fanny pack has become a versatile and practical accessory in 2023.

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Waist bags, also known as fanny packs, are not just for tourists anymore. In 2023, they are making a comeback as one of the hottest fashion trends. From joggers and hikers to fashionistas, everyone is embracing the convenience, practicality, and style of waist bags.

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How you wear a fanny pack is entirely up to your personal preference and style. While they are designed to be worn around your waist, most can also be slung across your body or carried over your shoulder. Some can even be worn under your clothes for added theft protection.

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For a while, lululemon's bestselling Everywhere Belt Bag seemed nearly impossible to get your hands on. After becoming a viral commodity — namely one of TikTok's obsessions — the cult-favorite belt bag took a long hiatus, but is now restocked and ready to be taken with you, well, everywhere.

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Using waist bags is highly convenient since you don't have to carry them around your shoulders, like handbags and shoulder bags. Holding other stuff, such as food, drinks, umbrellas, and shopping bags, is easier since both hands are free.

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When shopping for a new bag this season, there are a few overarching themes that make up the most noteworthy spring/summer 2023 handbag trends. For starters, you can't go wrong with something roomy and soft or an updated style in a classic shape—think crossbody satchels, baguettes, and buckets.

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How to Wear a Fanny Pack
  1. 1 Wear your fanny pack around your waist for a classic style.
  2. 2 Sling the bag across your chest for a more modern style.
  3. 3 Let your fanny pack stand out by layering it over your clothes.
  4. 4 Wear your fanny pack under a jacket for a chic look.
  5. 5 Use a solid-colored fanny pack for casual outfits.


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Once the pariah of packs, the hip belt has rejoined the mainstream for good reason. “Fanny packs stay in place, and they're accessible,” says Darlene Fiske, who's worked with style-forward, luxury travel brands for decades as founder of the Fiske Group.

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1 Wear your fanny pack around your waist for a classic style. 2 Sling the bag across your chest for a more modern style. 3 Let your fanny pack stand out by layering it over your clothes.

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The modern version made from nylon and other synthetic materials came into use in the 1980s and they were especially in vogue in the 1990s, but gradually their popularity fell into decline by the mid-2000s. Their use was satirised by the American humorist Weird Al Yankovic in his song White & Nerdy.

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