Storm Pablo and Marvin Douglas Linares Released Collection
The new Hotel Moynat travel series features designs inspired by international hotel stickers and personal cultural backgrounds.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Accessories
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Designers Storm Pablo and Marvin Douglas Linares have launched the Hotel Moynat collection, a new series of travel bags modeled by Bad Bunny. The collection incorporates sticker-inspired designs representing Puerto Rico, Guam, and El Salvador.
Why it matters
The designers developed the collection over two years to move away from the identical, generic travel bags often seen at airport carousels. By integrating personal cultural elements, they aim to offer more distinctive, personalized options for travelers.
The collection includes a range of items from tote bags and hobos to trunks, with starting prices for accessories at $350. Larger pieces like the Mignon top-handle bags are priced at $5,100.
The players
Storm Pablo
Storm Pablo is a fashion designer who co-created the new Hotel Moynat travel bag collection.
Marvin Douglas Linares
Marvin Douglas Linares is a designer who collaborated on the two-year development of the Hotel Moynat series.
Bad Bunny
Bad Bunny is a globally recognized musical artist and performer who modeled pieces from the collection in its official rollout.
Moynat
Moynat is a luxury French trunk-maker and leather goods house originally founded in France.
The details
Using specialized stitching techniques, the designers applied graphic sticker motifs directly onto high-quality leather and canvas. The process focused on balancing functional utility with the aesthetic proportions used in high-end styling.
Timeline
August 2026: Bad Bunny completed his world tour.
October 12, 2026: The Hotel Moynat collection was officially released.
October 15, 2026: The collection becomes available at Moynat boutiques worldwide.
Culture Shift
This release follows the luxury industry trend of personalized travel accessories by emphasizing unique design over mass-market uniformity. It highlights a departure from standardized luxury goods toward products that emphasize the individual creator's cultural identity.
Shoppers interested in the collection can visit international Moynat boutiques starting October 15, 2026. The wide range in pricing ensures that both entry-level accessories and high-end investment pieces are available for purchase.
The takeaway
Travelers looking to personalize their luggage can seek out items that feature unique cultural markers rather than mass-produced logos. Investing in distinctive accessories can help make identifying your bags at the airport significantly easier and more stylish.
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