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| Mont Charles launches Sensuous Limited Edition Handbag Collection | | October 12, 2009 (France) |  |
 Mont Charles de Monaco, the premier high fashion label of the Principality of Monaco, has chosen Galeries Layfayette, Paris's leading luxury fashion department store, in order to enter the French market for its glamorous signature "Haute Maroquinerie" handbag collection.
Amidst the unique creativity of Paris Fashion Week, Mont Charles de Monaco launched its in-store boutique on Galeries Lafayette's superb luxury ground floor, below the beautiful glass dome built by famous French designer Louis Majorelle.
Sensuous Limited Edition Handbag Collection
Mont Charles de Monaco exclusive day and evening handbags are created in the most luxurious materials attainable, including fine leathers and superb exotic skins. Seasonal fashion colours compliment classic favourites.
Feminine shapes are inspired by the curves of today's woman, evoking the sensuality of the neckline, decollete and hips.
Designs appeal to the most modern and sophisticated of women - glamorous, avant-garde and refined. Women who understand that such an investment is timeless, and will never go out of fashion.
Haute Couture Fashion Show
Paris Fashion Week was also the scene of a unique catwalk fashion show collaboration involving Mont Charles de Monaco and renowned French haute couture designer, Christophe Guillarme.
Glamour Was Invented In Monaco
The world absolutely associates Monaco with glamour", stated Founder & CEO John Mclean. "Mont Charles de Monaco emphasises this, and adds a modern twist".
Yesterday's Glorious Dream, Today's Glamorous Reality
In 1861, HSH Prince Charles III of Monaco pursued a magnificent dream, founding the exclusive district of Monte Carlo - Italian for Mont Charles - and transforming his modest nation into an enduring symbol of style and prestige.
Today, almost a century and a half later, the timeless glamour of the Principality is evoked through the exquisite collections of Mont Charles de Monaco. | | | | Mont Charles de Monaco | |
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