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Lanvin Women's Celeste Sandals

Name: Lanvin Women's Celeste Sandals
Brand: Lanvin
SKU: 3612456982976
Price: 860.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Lanvin Celeste Sandals carry a Paris couture mood, timeless and quietly commanding. The house's le Chic Ultime spirit echoes in a silhouette that feels refined yet effortlessly modern, a nod to peerless craftsmanship and inventive vision that has traveled from Jeanne Lanvin's era to today. The result is a sandal that reads polished without shouting, an anchor for warm-weather looks with unmistakable Lanvin polish.

As sandals, the silhouette honors the foot with a clean, refined line that pairs with everything from breezy dresses to tailored shorts. It moves easily through day and after-hours moments, offering a poised lift without fuss, and it layers smoothly over light linens or sleek denim. In motion, the Celeste reads modern elegance-restrained, not fussy, and unmistakably ready for city strolls and sunset dinners alike.

Lanvin's couture heritage anchors the Celeste sandals in a quiet, enduring chic. They carry the house's timeless codes - refined line, subtle luxury - and offer an elevated option for warm-weather wardrobes, suited to city days and refined evenings alike.

Materials / Fabrication

Brand heritage and origin: Paris, founded 1889
Oldest continually operating French couture house
Couture savoir-faire and timeless style inspiration
Artistic Director Peter Copping
Concept of le Chic Ultime
Womenswear and menswear couture approach

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The product title identifies the item as Lanvin Women's Celeste Sandals.
The brand is Lanvin.

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