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Sheena Khemaney

Contributing Editor, Style by SCMP and Post magazine


This year marks the 50th anniversary of Bottega Veneta’s Intrecciato pattern. The signature weave, which has been part of the Italian fashion brand’s DNA since 1975, consists of fine leather strips that have been meticulously assembled by hand.
Here are some of the latest Intrecciato accessory offerings in varying shapes, sizes and colourways for the coming season.





PHOTOGRAPHY PLUSIA ROMS
STYLING JOANNE M. KENNEDY
FASHION ASSISTANT AMELIE RICHART
SET DESIGNER CHLOÉ GUERBOIS
DIGITAL & LIGHTING ASSISTANT LUKE SIMMONDS


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Bottega Veneta’s Intrecciato pattern has been part of its DNA since 1975 – the fashion house showcases its craftsmanship with new leather bags


Bottega Veneta’s Intrecciato pattern has been part of its DNA since 1975 – the fashion house showcases its craftsmanship with new leather bags.


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