How do you wear a fanny pack 2023?

There are numerous different ways to style a fanny pack in 2023. Loop it through your favourite high waisted pants, rock a monochrome look, or sport a power ensemble with your blazers and biker shorts.



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One of the more popular trends in 2023 is wearing fanny packs as crossbody bags.

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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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Sling the bag across your chest for a more modern style. If you don't want your fanny pack front and center, slide the pack itself around to your back. When you need to reach your stuff, just position the pack in front of your chest again.

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The fanny packs of yore are now referred to as belt bags, and the it-girls of today wear them in very different ways. You can sport a belt bag around your waist like a belt like the OG fanny packs, or you can sling it across your chest or back like an updated twist on a crossbody bag.

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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. “I think they are making a comeback because people wanted something easy during Covid.

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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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How to Style a Fanny Pack
  1. Sling across your chest. To style as a fanny pack crossbody bag, this is the look for you. ...
  2. Layer over clothes. Layering is always in fashion, and there's no reason why you can't apply this trend to your fanny pack. ...
  3. Wear over a hoodie. Fanny packs also make great shoulder bags. ...
  4. Pair with a dress.


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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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You wear your favorite backpack or tote over pretty much any outfit because it is a utilitarian accessory, just there to carry your stuff from point A to point B. If that is your purpose for wearing a fanny pack, then invest in a versatile color like black, blue, or gray.

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Yes, sure do because fanny packs are back in style. You will find that they range from $10 for a really cheap one, nice ones are around $40 - $50 and they can go up to over $1000 for designer fanny packs. They are great for walking or hiking as well as traveling.

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Our women fanny pack made for long-term wearing. The plus size waist belt( MAX 55 ) fit well for plus size women and men.

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It gets so uncomfortable too. I would also recommend both. The fanny packs are good for the items you want to access quickly. The backpack is good for larger items and items you can more casually access.

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Front or Back Body Sling To pull off this look, you simply need to strap your fanny pack around your waist. This style screams street fashion and will elevate your outfit instantly.

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You can always clip it around your pack, attach it to your sternum strap, rig it up using a chest rigging system, tuck it in your brain, or place it at the top of your pack. That works too. Also many fanny packs (such as the aforementioned Thrupack fanny pack) can fit through your preexisting backpack's hip belt.

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Ötzi had a belt pouch 5,000 years ago. The European medieval belt-pouch is another antecedent which was superseded as clothing came to have pockets. The Scottish sporran is a similar belted pouch that survived because of the impracticality of pockets in a kilt.

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