Delvaux vintage crossbody 1960

Designed by Delvaux Brillant creator Paule Goethals the Groseille bag was part of the 1960's collection and is also displayed at the Delvaux museum. Its name, like its form, feels light and playful — yet its design was fully ahead of its time. At a moment when top-handle bags defined the silhouette, the Groseille proposed something freer: a longer strap, a softer movement and a new way of carrying. Carried, kept, and passed on through generations, it has become more than an accessory, it has become a companion to daily life and a witness to many happy family moments both the ordinary day to day ones as well as the significant ones. Over time, its strap was fully restored by Delvaux, allowing it to continue its journey without losing its essence. Spacious and remarkably functional, the Groseille remains as relevant today as it was forward-thinking in 1960. This is a classic chic bag designed for life, and for everything it gathers along the way. It was shaped by its history and carries the joy of generations - today as much as it did yesterday - in fact many big handbag houses today a redesigning bags with a very similar look - hence this bag is equally much in tune with today's trend.