CELINE introduces its first customisable belt collection
Image courtesy of CELINE.
Image courtesy of CELINE.
Image courtesy of CELINE.
Introduced with a TRIOMPHE detachable buckle, the belt now comes with a new reversible strap and is available in timeless and seasonal colours, alongside four buckle options.
Image courtesy of CELINE.
Image courtesy of CELINE.
Ideal for daywear or evening wear, the belts are the perfect accessory to complement any silhouette while honouring the house's emblematic 'TRIOMPHE' motif.
Image courtesy of CELINE.
Image courtesy of CELINE.
Image courtesy of CELINE.
The detachable buckles are available in gold, silver, black or strass crystals to offer you multiple styling options for different occasions.
You can find the buckles and belts at CELINE boutiques and online at celine.com.
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