Maison
Manzala, from Red Star to the podium
In Paris, around forty bags designed for the runway show by Christian Manzala, a designer with a background at Red Star.
Œuvre
Les créations, les matières et les coulisses de la maison.
Joujou white outside, red inside
A Joujou in white leather, strap included, revealing its red only when opened. Handmade, Œuvre line.
Le Joujou goes green
From the body to the shoulder strap, a single green; the JOUBERT name embossed on the front. An all-leather Joujou, handmade.
Python, from white to grey
On this 30 cm bag, the python scales shift from white to grey; the black leather handles hold the movement in place.
Yellow toy, red heart
The Joujou opts for a clear yellow, continuous all the way to the shoulder strap; open it, and the red answers back.
Ostrich on the back
A backpack made entirely of grey ostrich: the quills of the leather create the motif, while a warm fawn shade brightens the interior.
Croco style
Black calfskin pressed with a scale relief: the croco pattern, without the reptile, for a backpack from the Œuvre line.
Python, from white to grey
Scales shifting from white to grey, a frame of black leather: a python made for one person.
Twenty-two centimeters of orange ostrich
Twenty-two centimeters of orange ostrich worn crossbody: the small format from the Œuvre line, lined in light blue.
Ostrich, blue depending on the light
Made from ostrich leather sourced from a French supplier, this bag shifts between blue and turquoise; the orange interior creates a sharp contrast as soon as it is opened.
The scale without the crocodile
A black calfskin embossed crocodile-style, where the relief creates the pattern and the light does the rest; inside, a vivid red.
Birth of Œuvre
Our first bag without a jersey: grained black leather that reveals the design, and an entire line that begins here.
