Giorgia Scarpa

Milan

With Fabrique since 2025 2 works Former leather director for Saint Laurent, Bvlgari, and Dior, this Milan-based master blends structured geometry with soft curves, crafting timeless luxury bags that merge modern art with function.

Inspiration

For Giorgia, a collection begins with the realities of a working woman, moving away from rigid formality toward a softer, destructured silhouette. She builds her pieces around the concept of effortless elegance, balancing a background in heritage luxury with a cooler, more nonchalant attitude. By blending sharp geometric precision with fluid shapes and cozy, enchanting textures, Giorgia creates sophisticated bags that feel entirely instinctive, comfortable, and distinctly individual for a life in motion.

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Works

Brown suede soft Boston bag with top handles and a long shoulder strap

Brown suede soft Boston bag worn over the shoulder with a beige trench coat

Marais Soft Boston Medium Bag in Suede

$488.00

Designed by Giorgia Scarpa

Dark brown waxed leather soft Boston bag with top handles and a long shoulder strap

Woman wearing a checked coat with a dark brown waxed leather Boston bag on her shoulder

Marais Soft Boston Medium Bag in Waxed Leather

$498.00

Designed by Giorgia Scarpa

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Marais Soft Boston Medium Bag in Suede

$488.00

Designed by Giorgia Scarpa

Marais Soft Boston Medium Bag in Waxed Leather

$498.00

Designed by Giorgia Scarpa

Background

Former leather director for Saint Laurent, Bvlgari, and Dior, this Milan-based master blends structured geometry with soft curves, crafting timeless luxury bags that merge modern art with function.

Before Giorgia set up her independent studio in Milan, she spent thirty years directing the leather goods departments for some of the industry’s largest houses. Her career is anchored in a highly technical trajectory, beginning at Prada and Dior, before she moved on to lead design teams as the leather goods director for Saint Laurent and Bvlgari.

Her design language treats a brand's identity not as decorative hardware, but as the actual architecture of a bag. The work relies on a specific structural tension, balancing sharp geometry with fluid, softer curves. This technical approach was most evident during her tenure at Bvlgari, where she spearheaded the Serpenti collection, transforming the house's high-jewelry heritage into a functional, structured leather icon.

Now operating from her own studio, Giorgia’s focus on structural permanence keeps her at the center of industry collaborations. Heavyweights like Loewe, Gucci, and Roger Vivier regularly seek out her studio's expertise. At a time when the accessory market frequently leans on transient trends, her methodology remains strictly focused on functional pieces built to last.