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Bottega Veneta: The Knots- A Retrospective
By Bag Snob Tina on May 6, 2008 12:00 pm Tina Craig

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The Knots: Prices start at $1,100. Call Jasenka at 214-265-0136 to inquire about styles!

I went to the Bottega Veneta party toasting 30 years of the Knot bag last week and had the best time (it’s hard not to have fun when there is flowing champagne, good food and gorgeous bags! But I would’ve had even more fun had I been at the LA dinner with Tomas Maier and Julie Gilhart on the patio of Barneys Greengrass the night before– hint hint, Marisa — okay fine, I promise I won’t smother him with kisses!). There were incredible Knot bags from the Bottega archives on display along with current pieces for sale. Not only were they amazing to see, I learned so much about the history of this elegant clutch. When it was first introduced, the knot was actually a rectangular crystal clasp (that is how you can distinguish vintage knot clutches from current ones) but the silhouette has always been the same chic and simple style. More after the jump!


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I also got a sneak peak at the next season; for fall, the Knot clutch is elongated and embellished with dazzling beads and crystals, absolutely fabulous! Tomas Maier is a genius, he knows how to reinvent and update Bottega bags without losing its signature flavor. Knot bags vary in price depending on the leather and details. There is an origami one that I found exquisite– there is something about Eastern influence on a very Western style bag that is extraordinary. Call Jasenka at Bottega Veneta boutique to inquire about getting a Knot bag that fits your personality and taste! 214-265-0136

Woven silk knot bags at Net a porter.

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7 thoughts on “Bottega Veneta: The Knots- A Retrospective”

  1. mette on May 6, 2008 at 12:21 pm said:

    These small clutches are all adorable. They are so nice just to look at. I don´t have a BV one,but I have a similar black croc beauty by YSL-naturally! Love it.

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  2. PJH on May 6, 2008 at 1:09 pm said:

    I was at a party a few weeks ago, and this woman I was talking too could no wait to show off her vintage Bottega Veneta bag to me. They certainly are having a high moment, aren’t they? I love the concept that they are becoming more popular because of a lack of logo. The other day, I found in my closet one of the Dior saddle bags. The red one with the Dior logo everywhere on it, and it just seemed a little silly. These bags are a perfect way to brand without going logo crazy. The shape and knot, like the Fendi Baguette and its buckle, are becoming somewhat of a signature. I would carry one of these over a Judith Leiber any day.

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  3. Morgan on May 6, 2008 at 3:36 pm said:

    Oh gorgeous… so timeless and elegant. thank you, again for opening my eyes to the world of gorgeous bags. XX

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  4. Anne on May 6, 2008 at 5:19 pm said:

    Bottega is and always will be a favorite. You must have been in bag heaven!

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  5. James on May 6, 2008 at 5:41 pm said:

    i like all of them, but this one is my fave!

    http://www.neimanmarcus.com/store/catalog/prod.jhtml?itemId=prod42340115&parentId=cat13030761&masterId=cat13030743&index=70&cmCat=cat000000cat000141cat13030735cat13030743cat13030761

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  6. Lina on May 7, 2008 at 7:16 am said:

    Oh how I love these! Woven ones are the most timeless and elegant clutches I’ve ever seen.

    PJH-I always hated those saddle bags from Dior,even in their hey day-I remember when I saw Mischa Barton carrying one I thought to myself-never!! :D

    xoxo

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  7. Realflower on May 9, 2008 at 11:40 am said:

    I used to work for Bottega. The knot bags were amazing I wanted all of them! They were one of the best sellers the best for weddings or a night out. It could literally fit ALL of the essentials, celle, lip gloss, license…..Yay!

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