Lucrezia — Black

About the Lucrezia

Introduced in 2013 under Riccardo Tisci, the Lucrezia is a slouchy, structured-bottom shoulder bag and hobo offered in sizes from mini to large, and it became a favorite of celebrities and street-style photographers during the mid-2010s. Its clean silhouette and crossbody-friendly strap made it one of the more wearable Tisci-era designs, distinct from the harder-edged Antigona. Discontinued for several years, it continues to circulate steadily on the resale market as a recognizable but relatively affordable entry point into Tisci-era Givenchy.

What affects this bag's resale value

• Discontinued status caps supply, but the bag was produced in high volumes, keeping resale prices moderate rather than scarce-premium
• Soft leather construction is prone to slouching and corner wear, which resale buyers discount heavily
• Mini and Small sizes are more sought after for everyday wear and trade at a smaller discount to retail than the Large
• Recognizable but not a headline It-bag, so it lacks the price floor enjoyed by the Antigona or Pandora
• Two-tone and colorblock leather combinations from the original run are harder to find and carry a modest premium

Other Lucrezia variants

• Medium · Leather · Black/Grey/Blue · Gold hardware$893

Frequently asked questions

Does the Lucrezia hold its value?

It retains a moderate 30-40% of original retail, helped by discontinuation but limited by the large volumes originally sold, which keeps resale supply steady rather than scarce.

Is the Lucrezia a good investment?

It's better viewed as an accessible way into Tisci-era Givenchy than as an appreciating asset — mini and small sizes in clean condition resell fastest, but the model isn't scarcity-driven.