Leather Mastery
With almost 200 years of heritage and innovation, Delvaux continues to reinterpret two of its most representative bags with new leatherworking techniques that illustrate la Maison’s commitment to its ever-expanding savoir-faire and legacy in motion.
Koto Bolofo
This collection comes to life with ‘L’Oeil de Koto Bolofo’, an exhilarating series of portraits of extraordinary women. The South African-born photographer known for his exceptionally powerful imagery introduces three brilliant talents: model, performer, and actress, Lily McMenamy; premiere danseuse of the Ballet de l’Opéra de Paris, Hannah O’Neill; and, fashion model and activist Nyasha Matonhodze
"We are at a time when progress and modernity are really strong, and what Delvaux showed to me is that it could stand the test of time." Koto Bolofo
The new exceptional artisanship begins with the Leather D technique that offers a unique treatment on two of Delvaux’s most emblematic designs, the Brillant and the Pin. Challenging the limits of how leather can feel, look and breathe, water jet-cut leather panels are intertwined with hand-sewn, D-shaped, delicate tiles of leather that add unexpected flexibility, movement, and fluidity.
Enlaced
The immersion into la Maison’s savoir-faire continues with the Enlaced technique. Delvaux’s expert artisans craft a delicate length of leather ‘macramé’ for each bag, wrapping it in a serpentine-like method around the D-shaped buckle of the Cool Box, and the signature buckle and curved handle of the Brillant.
