"The Valérie"
It is more than a new handbag, it’s a tribute.
Unveiled as part of the "Le Paysan" collection, the Valérie is named after Simon’s mother, placing the bag within the House’s roots and in a form of femininity that is timeless and familiar, expressed through the poetry of the everyday.
"The Valério" and "The Valérie Travel Bag"
"The Valerio" offers a more generous take on the Valérie. Designed with a messenger silhouette, its 24-hour format makes it the most versatile style in the family. Worn over the shoulder or crossbody, it moves easily between men’s and women’s wardrobes.
As for "the Valerie Travel Bag", the Valerie stays true to its signature shape while offering a new volume designed for travel.
"The small Valérie"
From oversized to miniature, scale has become an iconic code of the House’s bags. “Le Petit Valérie” translates the silhouette into a more compact size.
Worn close to the body, it lends itself to evening and special occasions, with a lighter, more playful feel.
Unchanged in essence. Reduced in scale.
"The Valérie clutch"
“Le Valérie” now also appears in an evening East-West clutch version, handheld with a leather wrist strap.
Crafted in Italy through precise artisanal savoir-faire, “Le Valérie” draws on the codes of a 1930s handbag. Its single handle and upright construction give it an elegant, almost formal presence.
The silhouette follows clean, trapezoidal lines, part of the House’s geometric vocabulary — an architectural outline softened by a fold drawn into the body of the bag and held in place by its signature sculptural ring.
A leather lining enhances both durability and tactility, reinforcing the quality of the piece.