Crédit municipal de Paris
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PACO RABANNE & Vestiaire Collective.
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101
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PACO RABANNE & Vestiaire Collective.
See original version (French)
Estimate €180 - €240
Judicial lot
Description
PACO RABANNE & Vestiaire Collective. “1969 Crystal Resin” Nano bag: three-tone gold colour, comprising an arrangement of plastic discs linked by metal rings. Adjustable gold-tone metal chain for wearing over the shoulder or across the body. Inside is a beige leather pouch, featuring a Paco Rabanne plaque and a magnetic button fastening. Approx. H 12 x W 16 x D 3 cm. Dust bag. Very good condition.
This is a unique collaboration between PACO RABANNE and Vestiaire Collective centred on the iconic ‘1969’ bag. It marks an unprecedented partnership between a luxury fashion house and the leader in the second-hand market. Owners of vintage or newer 1969 bags were able to have their items valued and resold directly via the platform.
Crafted from experimental materials and assembled by hand, the 1969 bag symbolises Rabanne’s innovative elegance. Fifty years after its creation, the bag remains an iconic must-have that is still boldly modern today, thanks to a reinterpretation in gold-coloured, mirror-effect plastic.
The hand-assembly of the 1969 bag is the very essence of Rabanne’s artisanal expertise. Assembled entirely by hand using a goldsmith’s pliers, without any stitching or glue. Between 200 and 300 Plexiglas discs are linked together by hundreds of metal rings made of brass or steel. Each ring is opened, slipped through the perforations of two to four adjacent discs, then closed by hand to form a flexible chain mail-like structure. The shoulder strap is attached directly to the upper mesh, and the removable leather pouch is slipped inside.
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About the sale
HERMES – CHANEL – VUITTON, etc.: Luxury Accessories
Auction location
Auction time
10/10/2026 at 2:00 PM
Lot description modified on 10/08/2026 at 8:17 PM
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