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The Alex card holder in python takes the form of an envelope composed of two compartments. It is decorated with a clasp in the shape of a turtle, in brass. Perfect to keep all your little papers, cards and even your change, Alex will easily slip into all your handbags.
Introducing the Daria Sunglasses in black, a universally flattering pair of shades to add to your collection of everyday accessories. Crafted in 100% acetate, the sleek Daria Sunglasses are undeniably ’80s inspired yet timeless enough to wear every season, and accessorize with everything in your wardrobe.
Bowery Black Sunglasses - Anine Bing
Get ready to elevate your style with Anine Bing's Bowery sunglasses. These classic sunglasses are the perfect accessory to add a touch of chic to any outfit.
Wanda is a clutch bag with a quilted design. Made of soft lambskin, it has two detachable straps that allow it to be worn on the shoulder or in the hand.
Exterior: 100% Lambskin
Lining: 100% Polyester
An intriguing fragrance with a hint of eccentricity. Reminiscent of a Hinoki forest, smoky notes descend into subtle spice and dark green, earthy accords.
CHAÏ - CHANDERNAGOR® is a tribute to this famous French counter in the Indies, "City of the Moon", the city of West Bengal sitting on an arm of the Ganges, where overseas days have combined the art of living metropolitan with the cotton trade, of silks, of tea lulled by a thousand intoxicating scents.
Here, a black tea hosts a successful blend of imperial spices: clove, cinnamon, ginger, cardamom and pepper for a warm and spicy cup.
A rich, skin-softening balm containing carefully selected emollient ingredients, including Potassium Lactate, to soften the skin and provide sustained hydration.
It's time to take charge of your love life. This formula freshens your breath and ensures impeccable oral hygiene without changing the natural pH of your mouth.
Scents of flowers and fruits from China and Tibet give it a unique velvety fragrance.
An extraordinary bouquet for the most mythical scented teas.
