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Volume is the argument this house has always made. Spanish in origin and Parisian by address, Balenciaga built its reputation on garments that hold a shape of their own instead of tracing the body, and that instinct still governs the line: shoulders cut wide, coats standing away from the waist, tailoring drafted with either a nipped hourglass or a deliberate slouch.
The same logic runs through everything else. Sneakers and sandals arrive on exaggerated layered soles that treat the footbed as architecture, while bags move between soft, slouched shapes and rigid structured ones, with hardware ranging from a single discreet clasp to rows of studs and oversized buckles. Branding travels the same distance, from tonal and stitched-in to full-width and graphic, which is why two Balenciaga pieces from a single season can read as opposites and still be unmistakable.
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