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A timeless House icon, the Alma PM handbag is ideal for every day. Its structured lines recall the Art Deco original, introduced in 1934 and named for the Alma Bridge in Paris.

Louis Vuitton luxury handbags for Women combine innovation with style in the tradition of the House’s distinctive ‘art of travel’.

The Alma BB handbag traces its pedigree to an Art Deco original, introduced in 1934. Signature details impart a timeless elegance to this model crafted from iconic Monogram canvas: note the golden padlock and keys, two Toron handles and smart leather key bell.

Emblazoned with the Maison's iconic motifs, the Alma bag is a classic and sophisticated silhouette. With signature Toron handles and gold hardware, the model embodies a timeless symbol of elegance.

To celebrate the Alma’s 90th birthday, Creative Director Nicolas Ghesquiere created an ultra-supple version: the Alma 103 in calfskin. Unveiled at the Spring-Summer 2024 Show, it features a roomy interior and crafted details like the sliding leather belt closure, adorned with engraved LV …

2023年8月16日 · The Louis Vuitton Alma gets its name from the enchanting Place de l’Alma in Paris. While reminiscent of the Steamer bag, in 1934, the Alma, originally named “Squire,” emerged as a refined evolution of the Steamer — portable …

Browse Louis Vuitton Alma bags on Fashionphile. As a true symbol of the luxury brand, Alma is one of the oldest Louis Vuitton purses. According to the rumors that keep going until the present day, the first sketches and the silhouette of the bag were drawn by famous Coco Chanel herself!

Crafted from Monogram canvas, with hand-stitched Toron handles, natural cowhide trim and high-shine gold-tone hardware, this signature model always looks elegant, carried by hand or on the elbow.

A timeless House icon, the Alma PM handbag is ideal for every day. Its structured lines recall the Art Deco original, introduced in 1934 and named for the Alma Bridge in Paris.