Launched in 1983 in Paris after working as Yves Saint Laurent’s right hand, Renaud Pellegrino has never stopped designing since. Incorporated in the Tolomei Group in 2016 (the group also owns the Heritage brand LE TANNEUR, a lifestyle brand Jox&An as well as factories in France producing for the luxury industry), the brand has since evolved and is making a come back.
Remaining the brand’s Artistic Director, Mister Pellegrino truly understands women and their needs for luxury items, making them look fabulous from day to evening.
Considered by the press to be the only fine leather goods artist in the world, Renaud Pellegrino seduces celebrities as well as retailers. His talent is internationally recognized for providing the best handbags women can dream of, his eye and vision being always on point, aiming for that glamorous woman.
2019 marks the brand’s 35th anniversary, for which celebrations have been held in Paris in January and a gathering will be hosted in New York together with Bergdorf Goodman on October 24th.
The brand’s distribution has expanded recently with an international presence in America, Europe, Asia and the Middle East : Bergdorf Goodman, Boyds, Salam, Hankyu, Etoile Group, 51 East, Printemps to name a few. The brand also owns their store located in Paris’s golden triangle .
With international retail presence, celebrity endorsement as well as in depth press coverage, PELLEGRINO Paris is developing globally.
Visit the store 8 avenue Victor Hugo 75116 Paris France // Courtesy of Thomas Bouige
PELLEGRINO Paris
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