The Lulu Guinness sale has got even better with 60% off statement-making handbags - with an EXTRA £100 off when you spend £300
The Lulu Guinness sale has just got better with a massive 60 per cent off their iconic, statement-making handbags and accessories.
Fashion lovers have already been taking advantage of the unmissable discounts, with many iconic handbags selling out fast, but the brand has added a whole new load of styles into the sale - so you can shop for less.
Perfect for weddings, special occasions and the office alike, the sale has something for everyone, and is a brilliant time to invest in designer handbags for less.
And that's not all, you can enjoy a rare £100 off your order when you spend £300 or more with code SAVE100; just enter code at the checkout to redeem. But hurry, this is a limited time offer, so you won't have long as it expires July 14 at 23:59pm (BST).
Whether you're after a classic tote bag for the office, stylish clutch for the social season or want to add one of the iconic British brand's witty designs to your collection, now is the perfect time to shop.
Lulu Guinness Pearl Medium Lips Clutch Bag
Calling all 2025 or 2026 brides! The Pearl Lips Clutch Bag has just got into the sale and we think it would be a gorgeous accessory for any hen do or weddings events.
£72.10 (save £96) Shop
Lulu Guinness Black Leather Billie Crossbody Bag
Billie is a bestseller and for good reason, thanks to its classic style with subtle Lulu Guinness trademarks.
The black leather crossbody has been sealed with a kiss thanks to the Lulu Red stitched lips for that extra special finish.
£139 (save £56) Shop
Lulu Guinness Black Sequin Lily Basket Bag
The Black sequinned Lily bag is selling fast, thanks to the unmissable price, and you can get an extra £100 off with the code LILY100.
Designed in luxurious Black Moire satin with the flowers inspired by an archive design, this is a limited edition style not to miss out on.
£295 (save £56.90) Shop
Lulu Guinness Denim Keira Crossbody Bag
Go hands-free this summer with the Keira Crossbody bag with pleated denim design, black leather trims and a black leather panel inspired by the lip's Cupid's bow shape.
It also comes with adjustable shoulder straps so they can be removed and worn as a clutch.
£99 (save £146) Shop
Lulu Guinness Red Lulu Mail Postbox Purse
Inspired by the traditional red postbox, the Lulu Red Postbox Purse is a quintessentially British Lulu creation and a brilliant keepsake that will let you carry a slice of home with you wherever you go.
£59 (save £126) Shop
Lulu Guinness Black Leather Denise Shoulder Bag
Lulu Guinness is known for its quirky designs, but the Denise shoulder bag is a classic and will go with everything in your wardrobe.
Designed in a super soft, the leather shoulder bag has subtle red contrast stitching on front.
£139 (save £56) Shop
Lulu Guinness Pearl Collectible Fan Clutch Bag
Lulu Guinness has you covered for standout accessories this summer. The ornate Ivory Satin Clutch with embroidery has freshwater pearls and a signature lip link crossbody chain.
£249 (save £96) Shop
Lulu Guinness Sterling Silver Shell Stud Earrings
Shells and summer go hand in hand, so why not coordinate your accessories in honour?
These pretty shell stud earrings with this sterling silver will add a whimsical finish to all of your looks.
£249 (save £96) Shop
Lulu Guinness Black Quilted Leather Stevie Belt Bag
Lulu Guinness is known for its quirky designs, but this belt bag is more of a classic piece, but still pays homage to the brand's iconic lip design.
Perfect for carrying your essentials and going hands-free, the recycled soft Nylon material sits comfortably around your waist for a practical addition to your wardrobe.
£249 (save £96) Shop
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