Carry A Map Of NYC On A Handbag
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Luxury designer Bottega Veneta has created a special edition Olimpia bag exclusively for Bergdorf Goodman to celebrate the store’s recent remodel of their main floor. The bag’s pattern references a street grid one finds on a map of NYC, with the metal clasp marking the position of the 5th Avenue store and a darker section of napa leather indicating the location of Central Park.
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