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Published 12:34 21 Apr 2017 BST
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Rather than despair at what is deemed as fashion nowadays, we need to open our eyes to what's happening. Fashion is evolving, taste is changing and we need to get on board to stay ahead of the curve.
What I'm learning from Balenciaga's latest output is that shopping bags are the future of fashion. Give it a few months and everyone's going to start catching on to this trend.
I've put together some images of what we can expect to see on our catwalks over the coming months. Stay ahead of the curve, and most importantly, stay incredibly woke.
Lidl's largest bag is the perfect accompaniment to your favourite rig-out
Sainsbury's have a fantastic selection of baggage, in an array of burnt orange colouring
Iceland aren't to be overlooked - their bags are a firm favourite among fashion designers
M&S plastic bags scream elegance, affluence and sophistication. Get yours today!
Aldi freezer bags will melt even the sternest of fashionista's hearts
Pair your Tesco plastic bag with block colours to avoid clashing, or contrast them with paler shades
The Co-op recently launched an edgy collection of plastic bags that Victoria Beckham is said to be a big fan of
Waitrose have a terrific selection of bags, both disposable and for life, and they're an absolute steal starting from 5p
Morrisons bags are currently being sold on eBay from £2,999 - that's how coveted they are

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