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Jane Birkin’s Hermès Bag Sells For Record $10 Million At Paris Auction
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JANE BIRKIN’S HERMèS BAG SELLS FOR RECORD $10 MILLION AT PARIS AUCTION

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A simple black leather handbag has just made history by becoming the most expensive bag ever sold at auction. The iconic Hermès Birkin bag, once owned by the late singer and actress Jane Birkin, fetched a jaw-dropping €8.58 million (about $10 million) at a Sotheby’s auction in Paris on Thursday.

 

This particular Birkin bag was custom-made for Jane Birkin by Hermès back in the 1980s, making it a one-of-a-kind piece tied to the style legend’s personal story. Its rich history and connection to the fashion icon sparked a heated bidding war among collectors around the world.

 

The auction, held over the phone, lasted more than 10 minutes as bidders battled fiercely to claim the prized accessory. In the end, the hammer fell at a record-shattering price, underscoring the enduring allure of both Hermès craftsmanship and Jane Birkin’s timeless legacy.

 

Luxury experts say this sale sets a new benchmark in the world of collectible fashion, proving once again that when history, celebrity, and exquisite design meet, the price tag can reach truly astonishing heights.

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