"CELINE" 70’s-80’s Spectator triumph medallion loafers

Centered on Parisian esprit, CELINE has proposed leather accessories and outfits that elevate even everyday gestures to a level of sophistication. Here, we introduce a masterpiece where the maison's symbolism and the rarity of vintage beautifully intertwine.

With a classic loafer's formality layered in the neat contrast of white and brown, this piece has a presence that enhances the wearer's stance itself, embodying the atmosphere of an archive.

First, what catches the eye is the large gold medal placed on the instep, with the words CELINE PARIS forming a circle, accentuating the central design. It naturally draws the gaze upward, reflecting light like jewelry.

Furthermore, the motif reminiscent of Trionf is functioning not just as decoration but as a symbol of the maison, so on days when the outfit is simple, the background of the shoes becomes a narrative, appearing as a quiet persuasive element.

The upper is coordinated in a spectator-style color scheme, with white surfaces providing lightness and brown surfaces serving as a focal point, making it easy to match regardless of the season. Moreover, the balance is beautiful, avoiding a mass-produced mood.

The moccasin part features thick zigzag stitching, adding an artisanal touch that brings warmth to the neat form, and as you wear them more, you can enjoy the deepening shine and shadow of the leather. The heel is a low block shape, providing stability during walking while maintaining the silhouette, making it a point of joy that you can land gracefully even on days with lots of movement.

Regarding the age, the label on the insole confirms the notation of MARQUE DEPOSEE on both the top and bottom, and although the logo is close to the current expression, it features a vintage-specific specification with a registered trademark notation. Additionally, the stamped MADE IN ITALY on the sole resembles the style seen in old Italian shoes, making it a credible proposal as a piece from the late 1970s to around the 1980s.

In terms of styling, using a minimal jacket and slacks to highlight the neatness of French bourgeoisie makes the medal's symbolism stand out, and layering a smooth skirt or a tasteful dress over a long coat creates an air of sophistication with a touch of mode tension within classic style. Even if you deliberately choose high-quality wool pants instead of denim and simply coordinate with shirts or knits, it becomes a refined piece that exudes adult composure regardless of gender.

Definitely take this opportunity.