Few bags carried by all celebrities at the same time. And yet, he managed to find himself in the arms of all the American stars!
Fashionable bags, there are new ones every season. Whether it’s the Amelia bag of The Kooples, the Andiamo Bottega Veneta cover or the Polène cyme bag, the best indicator to find out if a bag is on the way to becoming the next “it bag” is to see S ‘It is adopted by celebrities! Of course, do not forget that most of the bags received by stars are often loans or gifts, but if they wear them all the time, it is that they really like them.
This is the case of this signed Aupen bag which was recently seen on the arm of all the American stars. Taylor Swift, Selena Gomez, Lady Gaga, Lucy Liu, Emily Blunt… Even Queen Bee has already adopted it! However, the Singaporean brand was only founded in 2022, but is already in the spotlight. “”We are very lucky every time we see a new celebrity wearing it. From Beyoncé to Hailey Bieber via Selena Gomez, Lady Gaga and Taylor Swift“Said Nicholas Tan, the creator of the label, to the American media Fashionista. “”I think what warms my heart the most and enthuses me the most is the fact that these celebrities wear our bag so often. They really like it and use it“He added.
The bag that seems to seduce celebrities is none other than the Nirvana model in black leather. Its asymmetrical and minimalist design makes it a very popular luxury bag. “”When we create our products, we first consider them as sculptures“, Explains the creator with the American media. Made from veal leather, it is available in several colors, fabrics (tweed, leather, crystals, etc.) and handles (chain, leather and braided leather). Prices vary from 340 at 420 dollars.
It is not the only asymmetrical bag of the brand. It is even his signature. On their website, we can read that this design “celebrates the beauty of life imperfections“: A concept that probably pleased the stars!
Little known in France, the Singaporean brand should however settle firmly there thanks to its latest partnership with LVMH art trades, allowing its creator, Nicholas Tan, to move the production of Singapore to the capital of French fashion.