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arts-crafts
Isaac Reina
The Dandy Champagne Bag
The Dandy Champagne Bag
The Belle Epoque Dandy bag conceived by Spanish Fashion Designer Isaac Reina, is made of refined and highly luxurious leather from the outside and from distinctive green leather from the inside.
The Dandy Champagne Bag
The Dandy Champagne Bag
The Belle Epoque Dandy bag confirms the Perrier-Jouët's rightful position within the world of aesthetic pleasures. The association with Isaac Reina was an obvious choice for Perrier-Jouët. Both the brand and the designer share the same sensitivity for nature and craftsmanship.
The Dandy Champagne Bag
The Dandy Champagne Bag
Each bag is numbered and signed by leatherwork designer Isaac Reina whose style echoes Perrier-Jouët's own spirit of excellence.
The Dandy Champagne Bag
The Dandy Champagne Bag
It includes a bottle of Perrier-Jouët Belle Epoque accompanied by two prestige flutes as well as a notebook telling everything about the pleasures of champagne.
The artist
ISAAC REINA
After his architecture studies and fashion design in his home town Barcelona, Isaac Reina worked for Antonio Miro, Hermes and currently designs bags for Maison Martin Margiela. He decided to launch his own label ISAAC REINA - Edition De Sacs in 2006. Influenced by industrial aesthetics, basic packaging, die-cutting, paperboard folding and architectural design his collection of bags and small leather goods fascinate with simple elegance and natural beauty.
After his architecture studies and fashion design in his home town Barcelona, Isaac Reina worked for Antonio Miro, Hermes and currently designs bags for Maison Martin Margiela. He decided to launch his own label ISAAC REINA - Edition De Sacs in 2006. Influenced by industrial aesthetics, basic packaging, die-cutting, paperboard folding and architectural design his collection of bags and small leather goods fascinate with simple elegance and natural beauty.