Lanvin Twist Hip Belt

Name: Lanvin Twist Hip Belt
Brand: Lanvin
SKU: B2104745
Price: 2160.00 USD
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Lanvin's Twist Hip Belt turns movement into sculpture. The undulating curve skims the hip, catching light with a kinetic, jewelry-like elegance. Silver and gold finishes braid a luminous contrast over a brass core, a quiet nod to the poetic, timeless modernity Maison Lanvin is known for. Made in Italy, the main fabric is brass, giving the belt a substantial, couture-ready presence.

Placed at the hip, it anchors looks with a sculptural line that moves with you. The twist reads as jewelry rather than hardware, so it glides over dresses and denim with equal ease. It cinches high-waisted silhouettes, layers over a blazer, or drapes across a slip dress to add a gleam without bulk. The brass core keeps its shape and catches the light through every step.

Lanvin's approach blends jewelry-meets-architecture with modern ease. This belt feels at once a statement and a tomorrow-ready accessory, capable of elevating a minimalist gown or sharpening a tailoring moment. With the silver and gold finishes and sculptural curve, it satisfies the brand's legacy of poetic luxury while staying contemporary.

Materials / Fabrication

Twist belt with an undulating sculptural curve
Twist jewel hip belt
Silver and gold finishes
Main fabric: 100 percent brass
Made in Italy

Recommended Care

Wipe with a soft cloth after wear to remove oils and moisture
Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture and detergents to prevent tarnish
Store in a cool, dry place, preferably in a protective pouch or box
If tarnish appears, gently buff with a brass polishing cloth

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