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At Paris Fashion Week, Rabanne introduced an exquisite, one of its kind bag to the world. This is the world's most expensive handbag. This gold bag was created in collaboration with French jeweler Arthus Bertrand. This 1960 nano-bag has over 18-carat gold medallions. Until now, the world's most expensive bag was the Hermes Birkin.

On Wednesday, French fashion house Rabanne debuted the world’s most expensive bag for its spring/summer 2025 collection. The brand, founded by Spanish designer Paco Rabanne, sent the metallic ‘Nano Bag’ down the runway, an event witnessed by front row attendees Cardi B, Ed Westwick and Camila Cabello during Paris Fashion Week.

The 18-karat gold purse, priced at roughly $279,000, made its debut during the Rabanne's spring 2025 show in Paris.

Maison Rabanne has unveiled the world's most expensive bag during its Spring 2025 show as part of Paris Fashion Week. Priced at $278,353, the new 1969 Nano Bag was created in collaboration with artisan jeweler Arthus Bertrand.

The onlookers at the Paris Fashion Week were stunned as the world's most expensive bag made of pure gold shined at the runway show. With a new competitor entering the race to be the "most expensive bag,

The most expensive bag in the world was sent down the runway during Rabanne’s spring/summer 2025 Paris Fashion Week presentation on. During the show, the French fashion house, founded in 1966, paid homage to the late style icon and singer Françoise Madeleine Hardy by showing her treasured 18-karat gold Nano bag as part of this season’s ready-to-wear collection.

We all know luxury comes at a price. When we do think of buying a semi-luxury or an premium bag, we take into account that it will come at a steep price but do you ever think of buying the world's most expensive bag.

This fashion house is taking home gold in Paris. Rabanne debuted what has been hailed as the world’s “most expensive bag,” made from over 100 18-karat gold medallions, at Paris Fashion Week on Wednesday.