Photo source: @marianrivera
This is the third bag from Bottega Veneta that Maria Rivera has brought with her to an event.
Kapuso Primetime Queen Marian Rivera made sure to remain fashionable as ever while shooting for the Kapuso Network’s new station ID by bringing a quiet luxury bag to the shoot.
In one of the more recent posts on her Instagram account, Marian posted a photo of her with Kapuso Primetime King Dingdong Dantes. But what probably drew the eyes of fashionistas and bag aficionados was the white bag that Marian had with her. The bag is a Bottega Veneta Andiamo that the quiet luxury brand sells for $2,650 or P155,296 based on current exchange rates.
This is actually the third Bottega Veneta Andiamo bag that Marian has brought with her to an event. Back in April, she brought a cognac Bottega Veneta Andiamo long clutch with her during the Navy reservist graduation of her husband.
In May, it was a black version of the bag that she brought to the story conference for the independent film, Balota.
Aside from Bottega Veneta. Marian has also been seen with bags from the quiet luxury brand Delvaux. Just last month, she had a Delvaux Brillant in Niloticus Ceramica: Ivory with her to the AktorPH’s general assembly where her husband is part of the board of directors.
The Delvaux Brillant in Niloticus Ceramica: Ivory is not sold on the Delvaux website, but other Delvaux bags made from the same material have been known to sell on sites like 1stDIbs for as much as $97,675 or P 5,721,996 based on current exchange rates.
Marian has also posted a photo of her with a Moynat Gabrielle bag in Himalayan crocodile leather that retails on the company’s website starting at $83,300 or P 4,881,629 based on current exchange rates.
Marian has also displayed other high fashion brands on her social media, such as the Louis Vuitton Capucines bag she had with her when she and Dingdong were recognized at the Senate for the enormous success of the couple’s Metro Manila Film Festival entry, Rewind. Online resellers have sold the same bag for as much as $54,762 or P 3,208,697 based on current exchange rates.
