Chanel’s quilted leather is not only a design signature but also a true piece of craftsmanship. First introduced by Coco Chanel in 1955, the quilted pattern has since become an icon of the fashion house. The padded effect adds depth and texture while helping the bag maintain its shape for years to come. On the Rock the Corner flap bag, the quilting appears sharper and more angular, giving the bag a modern, powerful character. Luxury and functionality, perfectly combined in one design. ????
Did you know the Damier pattern is actually older than Louis Vuitton’s famous Monogram? First introduced in 1888 by Louis and his son Georges, the checkerboard design was meant to be a timeless classic.
Fast forward to 2006, and a fresh twist was born: the Damier Azur. Inspired by the French Riviera, it captures the feeling of white sand, sunshine, and effortless chic. ????☀️
Here we see the elegant Pochette Eva dressed in this summery canvas, the perfect blend of vintage charm and modern versatility. ????
The Louis Vuitton Saumur is named after a charming French town known for its horse stables and riding tradition. Its double compartments and leather straps were inspired by classic saddle bags, making it a true piece of equestrian chic. ????
The famous GG print on this Half Moon bag was introduced in the 1960s as a tribute to Guccio Gucci, the founder of the fashion house. The double G monogram quickly became a true symbol of luxury and recognition and remains one of the most iconic prints in fashion history. ????✨
