Espadrillas Triomphe in tweed.

In the 1960s, Céline Vipiana decided to expand the offering by introducing collections dedicated to the modern woman. The brand moved towards prêt-à-porter, leather goods, and accessories, quickly winning over a sophisticated clientele thanks to a practical yet extremely chic style. It was during this period that the famous logo, inspired by the Arc de Triomphe chain in Paris, was born, destined to become one of the maison's distinctive symbols.

During the 1970s and 1980s, Celine consolidated its reputation as a discreet and refined luxury brand. Its collections are characterized by clean lines, precious materials, and a vision of elegance far from excess. In 1996, the maison joined the LVMH group, strengthening its international presence and further expanding its product range.

A decisive moment arrived in 2008 with the appointment of Phoebe Philo as creative director. Under her guidance, Celine became one of the most influential brands in contemporary fashion, thanks to a minimalist, sophisticated, and innovative aesthetic that won over both critics and the public. Iconic bags such as the Luggage, Trio, and Belt Bag contributed to the brand's global success.

In 2018, the creative direction passed to Hedi Slimane, who introduced a new stylistic vision and changed the brand name to “Celine,” removing the historical accent from the logo. The collections were enriched with new influences while maintaining the artisanal excellence that has always characterized the maison.

Today, Celine represents a benchmark of French luxury, appreciated for the quality of its creations, its timeless design, and its ability to evolve while keeping its identity intact.