Camera Bags For Women

The classic bowler bag has never looked this good (or been this functional). Tote around the chic-looking Chelsea camera bag ($369) and keep your camera essentials safe and sound. The handcrafted black-leather find fits a large DSLR, up to three lenses, personal goods, and a tablet.

Give it up to this Etsy artisan for creating a hand-stitched retro-style camera bag ($170) we want to keep for generations. The leather has been hand sewn and finished so you know you're getting a one-of-a-kind.

Can't you just picture yourself snapping away at a beachy location with the help of this Monaco satchel ($150)? Its striking pattern will be by your side during all your expeditions, holding your DSLR, lenses, and other photo accessories.

Have you seen a more Summer-appropriate camera tote than the Penny Mum bag ($210)? Its sweet floral pattern gives way to pockets, dividers, and closures that are sturdy enough to lug around your camera, lenses, and more.

Ready to mix with any of your on-the-go needs, the Bowery bag ($119) can be used as a primary camera bag or with straps detached as a camera insert in a bigger tote. The water-resistant waxed canvas and side flaps protect your gear from unexpected weather.

When on the search for a perfect lighting situation, this bright mustard Betsy bag ($109) is your photography good-luck charm. Protective foam is sewn into the bottom of the bag and around all four sides, and the many zippered compartments fit an iPad and photo-shoot basics.

When you're not carrying your whole camera arsenal, the Millie Bag ($87) is your girl. The water-resistant faux leather carryall includes foam lining and padded inserts to work with whatever camera body, accessories, and personal goods you're using for the day.

The classic structure of a doctor bag meets our modern needs with this handcrafted black leather camera bag ($109). This bag won't hold too many camera accessories, but the design is great enough to use even when you leave the DSLR at home.

Don't let that fashion-forward structure fool you: the Claremont crossbody ($300) is photography-focused. The leather exterior and gunmetal hardware disguise a body big enough for standard Canon and Nikon DSLRs, a lens or flash, and clever memory card inserts.

We would't blame you for wanting to use the Charlotte bag ($155), with its fun metallic chevron print, with or without a camera inside. The roomy tote comes with several pockets for all your photog and everyday needs.

One of the loveliest camera bags we've seen, we imagine bringing the Kelly Moore Chapel bag ($229) on a Summer Parisian photography expedition. The best part is you can either use it as a messenger bag or a backpack depending on your mood, thanks to its convertible straps.

With its quilted faux leather exterior and detachable crossbody gold chain strap, the Bossi bag ($159) can be your traveling staple. The customizable padded inserts snugly fit a camera body, two to four lenses, flash attachment, battery, and your everyday basics.