Shay Mitchell’s Béis luggage just got Oprah’s stamp of approval: ‘Love a matched set’

When it comes to scoring celebrity fans, Béis is ahead of the pack.

Since launching in 2018, Shay Mitchell’s travel brand has taken off in a major way — and now, it can officially add an Oprah’s “Favorite Things” feature to its list of accolades.

The media mogul dropped her 2025 gifting list on Oprah Daily this week, and it not just one, but three Béis bags: the Essential Weekender, the Carry-On Roller and the Medium Check-In Roller.

“I love a matched set, and these, in high-fashion colors, are easy to pick out at the baggage carousel” Winfrey wrote.

Béis Essential Weekender

Béis

Béis Carry-On Roller

Béis

In addition to the maple hue she spotlighted, the pieces comes in seven chic colors, ranging from pale pink to glossy burgundy.

Like most Béis bags, the Weekender includes several nifty compartments, including a laptop sleeve, key leash and water bottle pocket.

Béis Medium Check-In Roller

Béis

Meanwhile, the suitcases both feature a built-in weight indicator on the handle — a feature Oprah noted, saying it’s “something Gayle [King] will also appreciate, having learned the hard way what happens when you go over.”

Oprah’s not the only star smitten with Béis, as Hailey Bieber once called its carry-on “the best suitcase in the world” on Instagram Stories.

“The only one I travel with,” she continued, saying the brand has the “smoothest wheels” and is “functional and oh so chic.”

You needn’t be a billionaire like Bieber to shop the rest of Winfrey’s 2025 picks, however; she also included plenty of affordable packing essentials, from the Mali+Lili Gail Crossbody Bag to the Brouk & Co. Travel Jewelry Case.

Check out our full guide to the list here and get ready to deck the halls with a haul of Oprah favorites.

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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.