Céline – Triomphe belt in smooth calfskin black
Céline – Triomphe belt in smooth calfskin black
410.00 €
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A graphic signature, Triomphe, which has been part of the Céline archive since the 1970s – this time unearthed and reinvented by Hedi Slimane when he took over the house in 2019.
Product name : Triomphe belt in smooth calfskin black
Brand : Céline
Description :
- Calfskin
- Gold Finishing
- Width : 1 in (2.5 CM)
- Triomphe buckle with collar stud
- Adjustable buckle closure
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