Georgina Rodríguez has become the maximum defender of the tracksuit. The model and influencer has created style with her casual looks that feature sports pieces, such as sweatshirts and tight leggings. Some clothes that she combines in a controversial way with the bag that is not suitable for all pockets: the Hermès Birkin.
There have been many occasions in which Cristiano Ronaldo's partner has published images on Instagram where he appears with sporty looks mixed with very luxurious jewelry and this bag that he has in different colors and that can reach a whopping figure of 340,000 euros.
A mix of truly luxurious tracksuits and accessories that seems to have conquered Cristina Pedroche, who has shared with her followers her comfortable and casual look for walking on the Paseo de la Castellana in Madrid. In the images you can see the presented Vallecana with a set consisting of a black cropped T-shirt with which she boasts of pregnancy and parachute-style pants, with an adjustable waist.
But the detail that most attracts attention in her outfit, which she combines with some sneakers from her latest collection for Puma, is precisely the bag. Cristina has chosen to wear the camel-colored Birkin bag, one of the most classic models of the French firm, with short handles and a front closure with a padlock.
The initial price of the Birkin is at 9,000 euros, a figure that can be increased considerably by the materials used to make it. Georgina has several designs made of exotic skins and in different colors, in fact, she can boast of having the most expensive Birkin in the world that is made of crocodile skin.
This exclusive bag was created in 1984, when Jean-Louis Dumas, at that time the creative director of the French house, coincided on a plane with the actress Jane Birkin, considered a style icon. During her conversation with the designer, the singer also conveyed her frustration at the tiny size of her bag. When Dumas arrived at her atelier in France, he set out to create the perfect-sized bag, an accessory he named after the performer.
