Overview
- Photographers in New York photographed Rosalía on Thursday carrying an oversized leather holdall by Dana Toder while wearing pale pink Junko Shimada ballet‑platform shoes.
- Toder confirmed the bag is about one metre long and 60 centimetres high, made from genuine leather printed with her original artwork, and was created with help from her 80‑year‑old leatherworking mentor, Shmulik.
- The piece was originally made as a prop for director Lili Conzen’s short film KRÄHE and its faded print uses archival photographs that span the 1970s to today to reflect personal memory and representation.
- Toder says she currently accepts custom orders for the design and that she plans to release a smaller ready‑to‑wear version and a full collection in 2027.
- Rosalía’s public use of the prop highlights how celebrity visibility can quickly boost an independent designer’s profile and orders and it fits with the singer’s ongoing ballet‑inspired wardrobe on her Lux tour.