The cult favourite 2.55 is revisited and attached to a clip hanger with a discreet little mirror. It comes in aged or metallic leather as well as overstitched beige suede split calfskin inspired by the toiles used in the ateliers to make the handbag prototypes. This same material covers the drawstring, flap and bowling bags, plus clutches and a camera case.
The Meanwhile the Boy Chanel bag appears to be patterned with pins, a special embroidery pattern by the Montex Atelier composed of silver tube beads and multi-coloured round beads, and which required more than 20 hours of work.
Another version of the Boy is embellished with precious braiding. A key detail in the collection, the lacing inspired by corsetry that cleaves the dresses and boots, is also present on handbags in leather or combined with tweed.