Balenciaga's creative director, Demna Gvasalia, is bringing back the iconic Le City bag, a favorite from the Noughties, and has given it to the original fans of the tote.
The quest to create an It-bag is a fraught one. Plenty of designers have crumbled under the pressure from parent companies to conjure up leather goods–the lifeline of brands–that soar in popularity and become a certified cash cow. Not Demna, he of viral accessories fame. The Balenciaga creative director already has the Hourglass, a sharp, sculptural top-handle style inspired by Cristóbal Balenciaga ’s Basque waistcoats from the ’50s, under his belt.
Ditto Le Cagole, a polished, croissant-shaped ode to Le City, the Noughties favourite that was later rebranded as the Motorcycle bag. But the man with limitless imagination–who made Kim Kardashian carry a knife heel as a clutch–is not immune to a little nostalgia and so, years after rumors started swirling, he is bringing back Le City for real. Even better? Demna has seeded the style out to the fit-your-life-in tote’s original fans. Hello, Kate Mos
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