6 Celebrities Who Love Bottega Veneta
From their iconic leather bags to the classic cult sandals, here are six celebrities obsessed with New Bottega
Bottega Veneta was first established in Vicenza, Italy all the way back in 1966. Fifty-three years later, the brand is taking over the world of Instagrammable fashion under the lead of newly appointed creative director Daniel Lee, who has combined vintage luxury with modern elegance to give the brand a fresh new look.
From Amal Clooney to Christie Turlington, here are six celebrities who have shown their love for Bottega Veneta over the last fifty years.
1. Rihanna
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If anything, these New Bottega brown leather mules are just about as iconic as Rihanna’s street style. Looking effortlessy cool for an outing in New York, the singer is seen pairing the cult classics with an oversized camo-print cardigan.
2. Rosie Huntington-Whiteley
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RHW’s Instagram is famous for documenting her love of all things New Bottega – owning everything from the mules, the bags and the pumps. Showing off her love for the brand in a chic mirror-selfie, the former-BAZAAR cover star looks as elegant as ever as she pairs the Bottega white sandals with a figure-hugging navy skirt and a classic white bodysuit.
3. Lauren Hutton
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The 73-year old supermodel shows the Gen-Z models how its done as she supports New Bottega on the Spring 2017 runway.
4. Jackie Kennedy
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During the early 1980s, Bottega became a favourite among international jet setters, with a star-studded clientele including former First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy. Today, New Bottega have honoured the fashionista with the Bottega Veneta Blush Wool Crepe jacket and matching skirt, inspired by Kennedy’s timeless elegance.
5. Christy Turlington
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The 90s supermodel modelled for Bottega’s first ever Ready-To-Wear collection back in 2005, perfectly capturing the brand’s essence of sophistication.
6. Amal Clooney
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Clooney sports a bright yellow Bottega coat and dress as she arrives at the United Nations, taking power dressing to a whole other level.