Tag: trunks
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La Malle Plénitude by Dom Pérignon. Limited Edition of 5 trunks with 23 hand-selected Plénitude vintages
“This collection of bottles is a unique journey through time as Dom Pérignon has never before released such a complete assortment of vintages.” Five never-before-seen ‘Malle Plénitude’ trunks, each including a collection of 23 meticulously chosen bottles of Dom Pérignon Vintage, P2 and P3 are going up to auction. Auctionata | Paddle8, the leading online…
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Moynat’s Ramesh Nair revives legendary Russia leather as Imperial Calfskin
“Russia leather”, a particular form of bark-tanned cow leather, was widely used to craft different leather goods for over three centuries. This durable and flexible material disappeared in the early 20th century in the wake of the Bolshevik revolution. In 2017, a new collection from French luxury fashion house Moynat will once again reveal its…
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Maltier le Malletier. The ‘oldest’ new French reference for luxury trunk-making and leather goods
Article by Caroline Taylor. Maltier le Malletier was born thanks to the successful combination of three stories: the reconnection of two childhood friends, Benoît Maltier and Guillaume Désert; Benoît’s family trunk making history – whose forefathers took the name of their artisanship, “Maltier”, derived from the French word “un malletier” meaning trunk-maker; and finally, their…
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Flying colours: aviation and Rajasthan inspire Louis Vuitton show
Luxury brand’s spring 2015 collection at Paris men’s fashion week inspired by men’s style director’s travel to India
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Gold Vilebrequin for sun collectors
Ever wonder what a pair of golden trunks looks like? St Tropez‘s finest swimwear brand Vilebrequin created two exclusive gold pairs of their iconic shorts. Their famous turtle logo is immortalised with Piana Clerico gold stitching and 24k gold drawstring locks. Each pair will be made to order and can be custom embroidered with…
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Mythic Moynat Rejane handbag revived
French luxury house Moynat, one of the oldest French luxury trunk-makers (founded in 1849), reinterprets one of its most iconic handbags, the Rejane, named after one of the most acclaimed Parisian actresses of the Belle Epoque – Gabrielle Rejane, the stage name of Gabrielle-Charlotte Reju (June 5, 1856 – June 14, 1920). Rejane’s bag pure,…