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Classic, elegant bags we like from Lancel.
French luxury leather goods brand Lancel knows a thing or two about handbags. Established way back in 1876, their artisanal handbags are still one of their most important lines and each of their designs capture the essence and romance of the city of their birth, Paris.
Honour the festive season with this enchanting clutch.
Lancel has designed a special Holiday range with several items that will be appearing on Christmas lists the world over. Their Satine clutch is the most covetable item in the collection; a gorgeous miniauderie available in 10 festive jewel-tones.
Gorgeous Chinese actress Miss Ni Ni graces the grand opening.
French luxury brand Lancel opens its first concept store in Shanghai’s commercial district, which is the largest in Asia. Architect and designer Christophe Pillet helms the design of the brand new boutique store that takes inspiration from the ‘20s and Art Deco periods, giving the space a Parisian flair.
A great skin on a Lancel favourite.
The new Lancel Flirt bag‘s cognac lizard skin has a beautiful worn look and colour that will not go out of style. This is one of those bag that you’ll want to keep forever. This classic drawstring bag has been Lancel’s signature bag for some time.
We’re seeing blue in Lancel’s cruise collection.
Premier Flirt
Lancel‘s Cruise Collection 2012 is fast becoming one of our favourites for the perfect holidaywear, with the clothes and accessories enjoying a certain sense of joie de vivre.
We particularly love the pastel sea green Flirt bag and the French Flair shopping bag below. What do you think?
New bag line inspired by Salvador Dalí’s greatest love.
In the summer of 1929, the infamous Spanish surrealist Dalí met and fell in love with Gala. Their love for each other was all-consuming, so much so that Dalí invented a new alphabet called The Daligramme as a language of love that belonged only to them.
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