Classic Money leather wallet.

Due to the Spanish Civil War, Balenciaga moved his business to Paris in 1937, where he opened his maison on Avenue George V. In the French capital, he quickly conquered the international elite with a sophisticated and architectural style. In the 1950s and 60s, he introduced revolutionary silhouettes such as the sack dress, the baby doll dress, and wide lines that redefined the concept of feminine elegance. His influence was such that he was described as the "master of masters" by many designers of the era.

In 1968, Cristóbal Balenciaga decided to close the maison and retired from the fashion world. After his passing in 1972, the brand remained inactive for several years until its rebirth in the 1980s. A new phase of growth began with its entry into the Kering group and the arrival of creative directors who reinterpreted the maison's heritage.

The tenure of Nicolas Ghesquière was particularly significant, as he relaunched the brand internationally. Subsequently, Demna introduced a contemporary and provocative vision, merging haute couture, streetwear, and innovation.

Today, Balenciaga is recognized as one of the most influential maisons in the global fashion landscape. Its collections of clothing, footwear, bags, and accessories continue to challenge aesthetic conventions, keeping the innovative spirit of Cristóbal Balenciaga alive and consolidating the brand as a benchmark of contemporary luxury.