Cardi B is giving fans a peek at her latest designer splurge, showing off a lavish haul featuring pieces from Chanel, Hermès and Bottega Veneta.
The Grammy-winning rapper $2M-plus designer bag collection left the fans stunned.
First up was an $8,500 Chanel Métiers d'art Maxi Flap Bag in a bold yellow, black and red design with gold-tone hardware.
Cardi revealed she had bought the matching outfit months earlier but had to wait for the coordinating bag.
In her luxurious collection, she has a standout piece as a Chanel pony-hair cheetah-print flap bag, featuring a beige-and-black animal print and gold chain strap.
Reports estimate its value at roughly $15,955 to $20,000.
The Wap rapper then revealed a forest-green tweed Bottega Veneta Large Campana shoulder bag valued at roughly $6,700, purchased during her trip to Paris.
The Hermès Birkin Cargo is one of the standout pieces in Cardi B’s multimillion-dollar luxury handbag collection. Known for its utilitarian design and rarity, the bag typically commands between $65,000 and $80,000 on the resale market.
Among the haul’s highlights was a pink alligator Mini Kelly, valued at up to $35,000. Cardi said she already had the larger style and wanted its miniature counterpart for her collection.
Another addition was a gray Hermès bag featuring suede accents, while a bright green alligator Hermès Kelly stole the spotlight with an estimated price tag of $44,100.
Cardi also owns the ultra-rare John Paul Gaultier x Hermès Birkin, one of just 10 made, her forest-green croc bag features an East-West silhouette and is reportedly worth $120,000.
Other additions include Chanel’s $3,575 Superman quilted vanity purse and a burgundy quilted purse with a giraffe figurine, currently listed for about $29,000 on the resale market.
Cardi B bashes racist reactions over her Birkin collection
In 2020, Cardi B hit back at critics who claim Birkin bags have “literally lose their value” because so many Black rappers own them.
She addressed the backlash on Instagram, defending her $12,000-to-$200,000 collection after some argued the bags had become “less exclusive.”
