Chanel's famous Boy bag was created in 2011 under the Karl Lagerfeld era and presented in the fall/winter collection. It's inspired by the house's classic rectangular handbags, but it's more rock, more punk, some would say. With its motocross-style ribbed edges, thick gourmette chain and double C clasp in ruthenium metal with push-button closure, it's off the beaten track. It's named after Arthur Edward “Boy” Capel, an English aristocrat and Coco Chanel's first love. Its design is said to have been inspired by a hunter's cartridge bag that Coco used to carry. Since then, the bag has never ceased to reinvent itself and has quickly become a Chanel staple. It can be worn on the shoulder or across the body. This model is a limited edition. With its metallic-look topstitching, it's got that extra something!