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In the 1960s, the maison introduced prêt-à-porter lines, bags, and accessories, consolidating a modern and functional aesthetic. It was during this period that the famous Triomphe was born, the double symbol inspired by the gates of the Arc de Triomphe, destined to become one of the brand's most recognizable codes. Celine thus established itself as a benchmark for sophisticated, essential, and metropolitan femininity.

In 1996, the maison joined the LVMH group, beginning a new phase of international growth. In the following years, various creative directors followed, but it was with Phoebe Philo (2008–2018) that Celine experienced a true stylistic revolution. Philo defined a minimalist, clean, and intelligent language, focused on structured silhouettes, neutral palettes, and functional design. Her work transformed Celine into a cult brand, loved by women seeking modern, non-ostentatious luxury.

In 2018, Hedi Slimane arrived, bringing a more rock and couture direction, reintroducing the historic accented “Céline” logo, while removing the accent in new versions. Slimane launched new lines, including Celine Haute Parfumerie and a renewed vision of the Parisian wardrobe, maintaining a balance between tradition and modernity.

Today, Celine represents a perfect blend of French heritage, minimalist rigor, and cultural modernity, continuing to be one of the most influential and recognizable maisons in international fashion.