Socialiate Coralie Charriol has launched her own range of handbags through QVC. The line is called c.lili by Coralie Charriol, a nod to her childhood nickname Lili.
This may be her first foray into the world of handbags, but Charriol knows a thing or two about luxury. She’s the creative director of her father’s jewelry and watch brand Charriol, and she’s frequently spotted wearing fashions from Carolina Herrera and J. Mendel.
Charriol is starting small with just four handbags: the hobo Lorena, the shopper Aurelia, the messenger bag Anais, and the evening bag Marielle. They’re all relatively affordable by designer standards at less than $300 a piece.
“You would think that for $300 that they are going to be made very cheap and out of pleather, but they’re not. They’re fabulous looking! I think when you live in a world where you are constantly looking for new things, it’s great to get a bag that didn’t cause you to lose your shirt,” Charriol told The Wall Street Journal.
Two of the c.lili by Coralie Charriol bags are already on sale, while the others will make their debut on September 10.
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