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Celine exclusively presents its Summer 2023 Plein Soleil capsule at Harrods


HARRODS London opens up a space on its iconic ground floor for an exclusive pop-up from Celine as they debut their Summer 2023 Plein Soleil capsule collection.

Located at the Ground Floor Exhibition Windows from 17 May – 14 June, the capsule echoes the spring-summer 2023 La Collection de Saint-Tropez, yet this time we see inspiration taken from the everlasting adoration for the French Riviera and the refined nature of Saint-German-des-Prés – all integral places for Hedi Slimane‘s work.

Celine Summer 2023 Plein Soleil capsule collection

Within this series, we see a seamless blend between the seaside and city life through chic hand-crafted accessories that explore multi-wear options. There’s a comprehensive range of silhouettes that make the perfect shape for any occasion as these pieces are also designed to be worn off-season.

Celine Summer 2023 Plein Soleil capsule collection

New pieces we are excited to see are a Celine Hobo bag in raffia, a small box bag in hand-woven wicker and a drawstring bucket style, as well as suede sandals, monogram espadrilles, sunglasses and jewellery that pair admirably with each contour.

Celine Summer 2023 Plein Soleil capsule collection

However, the capsule also features Celine Maison Art de Vivre items like a signature deckchair, a hammock, and a beach racket set, furthering that bond with lifestyle and helping you bring the chic nature of the South of France to your own home.

by Alicia Tomkinson

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