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So Many People Bought This It Bag in 2020—83% More Than Last Year, Actually

I don't know about you, but I've been very curious to learn about what people have really been buying during this strange year. Despite the fact that many of us are not getting dressed up much, Poshmark's data says that one It bag, in particular, has skyrocketed in popularity in 2020. The stats revealed that purchases of the Gucci Marmont bag on Poshmark have increased a whopping 83% this year. It's safe to say that Gucci's acclaim is still going strong.

Poshmark also revealed that Chloe Paraty bags had the second-highest increase in sales at 40%. On the accessories front, beanie purchases on Poshmark are up 38% this year, and bucket hats are up 73%. Fascinating, right? Scroll down to shop our favorite Gucci items. 

Next, Angelina Jolie's skinny jeans and boots go together like PB&J



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