Handbags and the history behind them: Celine Trapeze

Celine Trapeze

Céline is a French luxury house founded in 1945 by Céline Vipiana. Céline was originally created as a made-to-measure children's shoe business that eventually grew into women's shoes and accessories. The ready-to-wear line debuted in the 1960s. Celine Vipiana was the designer from 1945-1997. American fashion designer Michael Kors was named the first women's ready-to-wear designer and creative director for Celine in 1997. In September 2008 Phoebe Philo was appointed as the new creative director of Céline.

Check out Satchi's Celine Trapeze Collection in:

1. Medium 3 Tone (Brown, Black & Royal Blue)
2. Medium Red Coquelicot
3. Medium 3 Tone (Brown, Black & Dark Blue)
4. Medium Royal Blue

Celine Trapeze

The Céline Trapeze is one of the most famous pieces from the eponymous line,and it features a combo box flap with the signature luggage wings!

Celine Trapeze

Céline Trapeze is known for clean, sleek lines and extra-wide gusset sides. The flap front adds dimensionality, and multiple colors and materials are used to bring this bag to life. The top handle has ample space to carry in your arm, and while you could fling it over your shoulder, majority just carry it in their hand or crux of their arm.

Celine Trapeze

The most important aspect to note is the beauty in the simplicity of the design. So many bags have additions that distract from the original lines and style, but the Trapeze doesn’t need anything more.

Celine Trapeze

Phoebe Philo suggests building a signature wardrobe and updating with colors and materials. I think this bag represents that philosophy perfectly.

Celine Trapeze

It's roomy, you can either hand-carry it or use the strap on my shoulder. Also you carry it as a cross-body bag when travel. The design is perfect! Sleek, minimalist, only play with colors and materials, and at the same time functional.

Celine Trapeze

The only negative from this bag is probably the way the top handle is placed over the front flap making it difficult to open with one free hand if you wanted to dig in the bag. Trapeze does come with a long strap, perfect for the smaller sized version as you can carry it along as a handbag/cross-body if you wanted to.

Celine Trapeze

Céline Trapeze Bag looks a little similar to the luggage tote as both of them come with ears like a bat. The ears on both sides can be placed inside the bag with snap buttons. This bag is hard-sided so it can stand without putting anything inside.

Celine Trapeze

Single-handled with a large, sure-of-itself flap, it’s more streamlined and elegant than the Luggage, which, while appealing, verges on the cluttered side. Not the Trapeze. It has the foundation of a traditional tote – the classic square-ish shape and simple clasp on a foldover closure – but clearly, this bag is anything but traditional. With fanned-out sides (that may be tucked in for an even more sleek silhouette), so distinctive in their bold direction and flared shape, it’s both uncomplicated and totally wild. In light-catching calfskin leather, winter-divine calfskin and shearling, irresistible python, and crocodile-embossed, it’s going to be a tough call to choose just one. It’s swinging, it’s shapely, and since it definitely has the potential to put conventional tote bags to shame.

Celine Trapeze

Céline Trapeze bag has lambskin lining.

Celine Trapeze

Features:

• One top handle
• Flap closure with clip fastening
• One zipper compartment
• Snap button closure on suede sides
• Two inner slot pockets
• One rear zip pocket
• Detachable shoulder strap
• Gold tone hardware

Celine Trapeze

Céline Trapeze comes in two sizes, small and medium.

Celine Trapeze

Céline Trapeze is made in Italy.

Celine Trapeze

Celine Trapeze

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Celine Trapeze

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