This Bag is Talking: Why Sonique Saturday’s Designs are the Arm Candy We’re Claiming in 2025
At Hope, we believe that fashion should speak — loudly, boldly, and with intention. And Sonique Saturday is giving us just that. Her standout handbags are more than accessories — they’re declarations.
Spotted on Tabitha Brown, who called hers her “new favorite travel bag,” these bags are everything we love: structured, unapologetic, and full of flavor. But it was Melissa Greggs (pictured), the visionary behind Jenise Gregg Couture, who truly opened our eyes.
Melissa told us, “This isn’t just a trend — it’s a cultural shift. Sonique is setting a tone. She’s making fashion tell the truth.” And just like that, we couldn’t stop looking. We’re obsessed. The craftsmanship. The message. The moment.
With cheeky names like “You Fake Like This Birkin”, these handbags are making fashion fun again — while reclaiming the luxury narrative for Black women everywhere.
Celebrities are Carrying the Message:
Tabitha Brown – actress, author, wellness queen
Yung Miami – unapologetic and iconic
Niecy Nash – Emmy-winning powerhouse
Amber Rose – bold beauty and mogul
Christina Milian – pop culture favorite
The Power of the Purse
Each bag feels like a statement — and not just about style. Sonique Saturday is designing with purpose, bringing accessibility to a space often reserved for exclusivity.
As she puts it, “I aimed to create conversation starters, something that made people stop and pay attention.” – Sonique Saturday
And stop we did. Because these bags don’t blend in — they stand out.
With prices ranging from $320 to $699, Saturday House delivers attainable luxury without compromising quality or message.
This is more than a look. It’s a lens into where fashion — and Black women — are headed next. Thanks to Sonique Saturday and style curators like Melissa Gregg, we’re not just watching the movement. We’re wearing it.