Chanel, 20 Boy Caviar

CHANEL.
20 Boy Caviar bag.
Turquoise leather. Rectangular structure with front flap that combines two decorative patterns characteristic of this model, one with diamonds and the other with stripes. Golden hardware. Metallic snap closure with double C. Long adjustable chain shoulder strap and leather shoulder pad.
With interior numbering.
Entrupy certificate included. Very well preserved.
Measurements: 13 x 20 x 6,5 cm.

The Chanel Le Boy bag was designed by Karl Lagerfeld and presented for the first time in the autumn/winter 2011 collection. It immediately became an icon for the Maison.
The Boy bag was created in the image of the iconic 2.55 bag. It is a design inspired by the love story of Boy Capel and the Duke of Wellington, two men in Coco Chanel's life. Specifically, Boy Capel was a man of the world, whose London elegance and sophistication helped Coco finance her first stores until his death in a tragic car accident. Like all Chanel accessories, the Boy has a distinct personality very much in keeping with today's woman, with a design of simple lines and different materials (in leathers ranging from python to crocodile), embroidered or sober, in different colors, sizes and finishes.