World-class travel accessories at new Montblanc Travel Pop-up Store

By Renuka
Aug 28, 2019

           


Three decades ago, Montblanc, the rightly-renowned German manufacturer of luxury watches, writing implements and accessories, opened its first boutique in the world. Thirty years on, the marque chose to celebrate this milestone moment by launching a special Travel Pop-up Store at Admiralty’s Pacific Place mall last Thursday.


Montblanc Travel Pop-up Store opened


A select group of VIP guests were invited for an exclusive cocktail affair on the inaugural night, where a versatile array of high-end travel accessories was on display for guests to peruse against the musical backdrop provided by DJ Mistrezz C. Dedicated to helping well-heeled jetsetters #reconnect2theworld, key items among the exhibition include the triumphant return of such iconic designs as the #MY4810 Trolley, the Sartorial Jet and the Montblanc Extreme 2.0 collections.


Montblanc Travel Pop-up Store travel accessories


Also debuting at the Travel Pop-up Store, meanwhile, is the latest Montblanc Meisterstück Soft Grain Mix Tapes Capsule Collection. Inspired by the ’80s – a decade rife of experimentation and cultural disruption – its retro cassette tape designs evoke a heady sense of nostalgia while still maintaining a wholly contemporary flair. Crafted from the highest-quality leather, the line ranges from the small (think wallets and card holders) to more sizeable clutches and backpacks.


Montblanc Meisterstück Soft Grain Mix Tapes


The true gem of the walk-in Montblanc exhibition, though, is undeniably the dazzlingly avant-garde graffittied wall sculpture created by German street art artist Marc Jung.  Crafted entirely from the brand’s iconic #MY4810 Trolleys, the massive six-trolley-high artwork display is earmarked for auction later this year, with proceeds earmarked for charity.


Montblanc Travel Pop-up Store Marc Jung artwork


For any urban travellers keen to explore these latest offerings, the Montblanc Travel Pop-up Store will run until Tuesday, 3 September. Lucky visitors will also be afforded the opportunity to spray-paint their own memento, exploring the venue’s enticing city map-themed displays.