the Icare of Saint Laurent for the Summer

Fifteen seconds of the presentation video of the Saint Laurent bag are enough to have in mind the scenario in which Anthony Vaccarello imagined the new tote bag of the Parisian brand. A palm tree, an airplane and the white writing “Saint Laurent” break the homogeneous texture of the very blue of the Los Angeles sky, the background where to place the black accessory with the large YSL logo. Although the bag, christened Icare, is made of super soft lambskin in Italy, its aesthetic brings back to the so welcoming, explosive and ultra-refined universe of the west coast of the United States. A trendy accessory to buy and use day and night throughout Spring Summer 2022.

Luxurious, versatile, precious, characterized by a quilted texture and the maxi YSL signature, produced in brass. Her capacious silhouette makes her a practical piece of design, as well as sophisticated, to have in the office, in free time but above all on vacation; her short handles adapt perfectly to the hands or shoulders of the person wearing it, a practical, indispensable detail; its balanced, modern, bold shape takes inspiration from shopping bags and elevates it to an extremely elegant accessory. Taken by storm by the mini and micro bags, this oversize model reopens the trends of large, large, capable bags, accessories that contain everything, from the card holder to the perfume bag, from the lip gloss to the water bottle, the essential to face the days without worries.

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The charm of Icare has already won over successful celebrities including Zoë Kravitz, as well as Hailey Bieber, Miley Cyrus, Sydney Sweeney, Laura Harrier and Gracie Abrams. How to combine it? You can choose from casual looks, like that of the brand ambassador Zoe Kravitz who wore it with a pair of jeans, high-heeled pumps and a black top, but also combined with chic, long, tight dresses, because the Saint Laurent Icare is simply all you need for the summer engagements of the coming months.

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