Bottega Veneta
Founded in 1966 in Vicenza, Veneto, Bottega Veneta translates simply to “Venetian Shop.” Like many Italian luxury brands, it began life as a fine leather goods manufacturer. Today, the ready-to-wear label is best known for its distinctive intrecciato weave. Bottega fell out of favor in the ‘80s, until it was purchased by Gucci Group in 2001, which put Tomas Maier at the helm of the brand. Daniel Lee picked up the post in 2018 and has since made the “Venetian Shop” a favorite of a whole new generation.
The $7,500 USD Intreccio-woven accessory was seen during Blazy’s first runway show for the house.
Available in “Parakeet,” “Jute” or “Black.”
The $520 USD rubber pair also comes in “Black” and “Sea Salt.”
Retailing for $2,500 USD and $3,300 USD respectively.
Available at Dover Street Market London now.
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Sporting a metalized ripstop interior and triangular carabiners.
Sporting the brand’s signature Intreccio weave.
Debuting designs rooted in simplicity.
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