Kendall and Kylie Jenner are now designing handbags for their collection. The new pieces are set to debut this fall.

WWD reported that the influential sisters will be adding handbags to their Kendall + Kylie collection. Kendall and Kylie Jenner's bags will be available in major luxury retailers and specialty shops such as Bloomingdale's, Holt Renfrew, Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue. The collection will feature 18 styles with prices ranging from $75 to $450.

The publication described the overall aesthetic of the handbags as "clean and sophisticated." The styles, which will include two purse charms, are a combination of Kendall's "feminine tomboy look" and Kylie's "streetwear edge."

A leather backpack, a satchel, a mini bucket bag as well as an oversized clutch are some of the bags that fans can expect from Kendall and Kylie Jenner's collection. Their inspiration came from their travels and favorite luxury labels.

"Bags are definitely a must-have accessory; they can take your outfit to a whole new level," the 20-year-old supermodel said. "Our handbag collection is super modern and pairs really well with pieces from our ready-to-wear and shoe collection for fall."

"I love that we played with all different sizes, from mini to large. A good handbag is functional and easy to use, without compromising the design or overall look," Kylie added. "Each design definitely makes its own statement."

According to Teen Vogue, the Jenner sisters are now officially taking over the fashion world. Kendall and Kylie Jenner have released tops and dresses, apps, games, sneakers as well as makup.

Kendall and Kylie Jenner have previously dropped exclusive pieces for their clothing line. The items are only available at Neiman Marcus.

The pieces include a black culotte jumpsuit and a white leather jacket. The new apparel has been described as both "versatile and functional."

Kendall and Kylie Jenner also wore some of their new pieces such as the red crop top and carwash skirt to the Neiman Marcus dinner event. The items hit stores last Apr. 7.