Michael Kors Unveils Exclusive Colby Bag Collection in Collaboration with OTT Celebrities

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Saiyimi Kher with her Colby bag

Being spotted in the Michael Kors Colby bag seems to be a trend these days. …For TheGlitz has spotted many known faces from the OTT space flaunting their exclusive Colby bag from Michael Kors’s newest collections.

A Michael Kors spokesperson averred, “Michael Kors, is thrilled to announce its latest collaboration with prominent OTT celebrities Naina Bhan, Banita Sandhu & Saiyami Kher for the exclusive Colby bag collection.”

Naina Bhan
Naina Bhan
Banita Sandhu
Banita Sandhu

Colby Bag

The newest launch from their Spring 2024 Collection, Colby, combines modern chic with pragmatic details in an assortment of colours ranging from vibrant neons, easy neutrals to signature classics.

Crafted in Luxury

The Colby is crafted with a range of luxe materials, including soft calf hair and sleek metallic leather making it as luxe as it is versatile.

Michael Kors says

“For me, the most enduring pieces are the ones that combine style and pragmatism. The Colby is both utilitarian and luxurious at the same time – all the things I look for in a timeless design,” says Michael Kors.

With the timeless shape and bold design, Colby is a retail-exclusive collection & Spring’s most coveted handbag from Michael Kors!

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