Utility elegance through the ages
How the tote bag became a daily chic essential
Emerging in the post-war years, the tote bag gradually established itself as an essential piece of the women's wardrobe, meeting a growing need for practicality without sacrificing elegance. Initially conceived as a market or travel accessory, it progressively became a style signature thanks to its generous size, flexible structure, and ability to accompany all facets of an active day. In its contemporary version, the tote is dressed in noble materials, precious finishes, and iconic monograms, granting it the status of a true object of distinction. The Bellevue PM model fits within this tradition: it combines the heritage of a functional bag with an urban silhouette, designed for modern women seeking an accessory as reliable as it is aesthetic.
The vision of a bright design
Between technical mastery and the sensuality of patent leather
Patent leather, a bold signature of a house that continually reinvents its classics, gives the Bellevue PM bag a shimmering shine that catches the light with every movement. This aesthetic choice is no accident: it evokes both confident femininity and discreet power. The patent finish adds structure to the leather while enhancing the iconic Monogram patterns, playing on the contrast between brilliance and sobriety. The designer's work on proportions, the balance of the handles, and the fluidity of the closure reveals a desire to unite formal beauty and comfort of use. This bag thus becomes a silent manifesto of refinement, designed to transcend seasons without ever losing its shine.