Jan Taminiau will design new comfort bags for KLM every year for the next few years. These bags for men and women contain items that are essential on a long flight. Taminiau will design a total of six unique comfort bags in 12 different colours. To give travellers something lasting, Taminiau is designing the bags so that they can be used after the flight. The first comfort bag is a clutch bag inspired by a dress in Taminiau’s haute couture collection. The second comfort bag is a wallet. Here Jan Taminiau is following designers Viktor & Rolf, who launched their design for a KLM comfort bag in 2011.
KLM has worked for many years with established names from the Dutch design world so that we can continue to surprise our passengers. Taminiau’s designs are elegant and extraordinary with a distinctly international allure. KLM is proud to work with a designer of his calibre. The new comfort bags are not only attractive, they are also extremely practical. I know that passengers are going to enjoy the different designs.
These new comfort bags, in the shape of a clutch bag and a wallet, are not only designed to be used during the flight, but especially afterwards. I have designed the bags so that they can be given as gifts. Every present we receive carries a memory of the person who gave it to us. These bags are a gift from KLM to its passengers, who may keep them or pass them on as a gift to a loved one or a friend: A gift that keeps on giving.
International Dutch
The new bags are part of KLM’s product vision “International Dutch”. Other components are the meals served in World Business Class, which have been designed by Dutch Michelin Star chef Jacob Jan Boerma, the dinner service designed by Marcel Wanders, the uniforms by Mart Visser, and Hella Jongerius contributed to the new design of the cabin interiors. As well as an amenity bag, World Business Class passengers also receive a Delft Blue KLM House.
Jan Taminiau
Jan Taminiau is one the most exclusive and successful of the Netherlands’ fashion designers. His creations are worn around the world. Every dress is made exclusively for his clients, incorporating highly refined techniques, skills and materials. In 2004, he launched his own label JANTAMINIAU. JANTAMINIAU stands for timeless designs which retain their value for a long time. The designs are impressive, elegant and refined. The label has presented its collections annually at the Paris Haute Couture Week since 2007. In 2014, Taminiau decided to approach his clients more directly by holding intimate and exclusive haute couture shows in Brussels, Amsterdam, Paris and, recently, Madrid. Taminiau has won a number of (inter)national prizes. In 2014 he was awarded the Netherlands’ most prestigious fashion prize the Grand Seigneur.
If you would like to know more about Jan Taminiau, go to: http://www.jantaminiau.com/.
This post was published on 24 March 2016 15:31
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