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Lanvin Crystal-Encrusted Clover Belt

Highlights
Since four-leaf clovers are good luck, who knows what will come your way when you wear this Lanvin crystal-encrusted clover belt. Creating a covetable hourglass shape and eliminating the need for other jewelry, the flexible fit and glittering crystals make this a belt you'll love to return to.
  • Gray/champagne/white glass crystals adorn clover and leaf felt embellishment.
  • Black calfskin front; elasticized back for flexible fit.
  • Industrial snap button closure.
  • Made in France.
Designer
About Lanvin:
Lanvin is the oldest French house of fashion still creating collections. Founded by Jeanne Lanvin as a millinery on Faubourg Saint-Honore in 1889 Paris, the company earned a following among French socialites. Today, critically acclaimed designer Alber Elbaz upholds the Lanvin tradition of supremely well-made clothes, adding shoes, handbags, jewelry and accessories to the collection.
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Lanvin

Crystal-Encrusted Clover Belt
Highlights
Since four-leaf clovers are good luck, who knows what will come your way when you wear this Lanvin crystal-encrusted clover belt. Creating a covetable hourglass shape and eliminating the need for other jewelry, the flexible fit and glittering crystals make this a belt you'll love to return to.
  • Gray/champagne/white glass crystals adorn clover and leaf felt embellishment.
  • Black calfskin front; elasticized back for flexible fit.
  • Industrial snap button closure.
  • Made in France.
Designer
About Lanvin:
Lanvin is the oldest French house of fashion still creating collections. Founded by Jeanne Lanvin as a millinery on Faubourg Saint-Honore in 1889 Paris, the company earned a following among French socialites. Today, critically acclaimed designer Alber Elbaz upholds the Lanvin tradition of supremely well-made clothes, adding shoes, handbags, jewelry and accessories to the collection.

Lanvin

Crystal-Encrusted Clover Belt

Original:
$1,890.00
NOW:
$850.00

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