From haute couture to the cult object
Birth and rise of a legendary bag
In the world of luxury leather goods, few pieces can elevate a simple accessory to the status of an icon. This bag, inspired by the traditions of Parisian haute couture, draws its roots from a historic craftsmanship: that of caning, a geometric pattern evoking Napoleon III chairs, reinterpreted in a textile version of astonishing lightness. Its structured silhouette, immediately recognizable, is designed to enhance style without ever overshadowing it. Both a functional object and a cultural symbol, it spans decades without going out of fashion, reaffirming its timeless status each season. More than a bag, a style signature.
Galliano and the boldness of precision
A sensitive rereading of the classic by a master of elegant provocation
When John Galliano casts his gaze on established codes, he never breaks them: he transcends them. Under his direction, this reinterpretation of the Lady bag is adorned with details that are both subtle and powerful. The choice of quilted nylon, a technical fabric rarely used in traditional lines, evokes a contemporary luxury that is supple and functional. The red lining acts as an inner manifesto, a hidden provocation, true to the designer's style. Finally, the golden charms with round and generous lines bring a touch of free femininity to the whole, liberated from conventions. A strong piece, conceived as an aesthetic manifesto and a declaration of taste.