JACQUEMUS Le Petit Carre Spiaggia in Black Unlined open raffia. Made in Madagascar. Monkey fist closure. One main compartment. Gold-tone metal circle and square charms. Integrated top handle. Measures approx 13.5 W x 13.5 H x 3.5 D Top handle with a 4.5 drop. JQUF-WY408. 251BA421-3219. About the designer: At only 19 years of age, Parisian designer Simon Porte Jacquemus birthed his eponymous label to pay homage to his mother. Since then, the brand has been showcasing womenswear with a child-like spirit and a simplistic freedom. JACQUEMUS is confidently experimental yet refined with every asymmetrical, deconstructed, and oversized masterpiece.
JACQUEMUS Carre Spiaggia Embellished Braided Raffia Tote In Black
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