Johanne

City life isn’t always easy… That’s why business woman like Johanne need to relax after work.
For her, I designed a comfy jumpsuit. Made of cotton and polyester, it is fresh and soft. The top hide and seeck cut, fastened by a fabric belt knoted around two metallic buckles, allows to feel at ease while marking the waist.
The pattern evoques old-school men suits. To complete this androgyn look, I created a fold at the back of the top, like vintage jackets. Below the fold and the belt, you’ll find an amazing patch… Don’t forget to express what you like, Johanne ! That’s what makes you unique.

Now, let her relishing her ice cream after a hard working week.

 

A huge Thank to Thelma Mercier for her beautiful pictures.

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Britany

Britany is a very cultivated woman, who loves valorising her thin waist with fitted pants inspired from the fifties.

She loves being elegant but also sexy, that’s why she wears an open-back white top.

The pants are made of cotton, fresh fiber for summer. The white mousseline top lining is also made of cotton for more comfort.

The double laces in the neck add a sophisticated touch to the outfit.

But Britany doesn’t only like museums and art.. She is also interested by a lot of other many things… See her magazine …

 

A huge Thank to Thelma Mercier for her beautiful pictures.

Natacha

Natacha is a working girl who wants to feel free and elegant at work.

That’s why she wears viscose pants rolled up over the ankles.

She married her pants with a silk kimono : the shape is directly inspired by Japanese culture, while the patern evokes Deauville deckchairs.

But as a good working girl, Natacha never stops working…. See what happens to her.

 

 

 

A huge thank to Thelma Mercier for her beautiful pictures

Pamela

Pamela loves walking along the Deauville beach. Also, she needs an elegant but light outfit.

That’s why she chose to wear a one-piece skirt which is fastened with only one knot, like a pareo.

The top shows a part of the back without being provocative. Shoulders only need a big straw hat to be covered.

The colors are softly elegant and evoque Deauville deckchairs patterns.

Pamela, now you can enjoy both beach and town !

 

A huge thank to Anaïs Tansini Photographies

 

Janet

This dress was ordered by Miss prisci, a fifties addict.

She wanted something funny, dynamic and vintage.

For the dynamism, we chose this light yellow mousselin, with a white cotton lining to feel comfortable. Moreover, the wide skirt part of the dress makes a funny effect when Prisci danses.

This kind of skirt was very popular in the fifties, and the baloon sleeves complete the vintage look.

As Prisci lived far away from me, I had to think about an adaptable shape : that’s why I decided to cut the front in two crossed parts fastened by an elegant knot in the back.

A huge thank to :

Ju Liie photographie

Miss prisci

 

Poison Ivy

This dress was ordered by Miss Prisci, for a wedding.

She wanted a long coktail dress which would represent a strong link with nature, but also an independant and sexy woman.

That’s why our two major inspirations for this project were Artemis, greek godness of forest and hunting, and Poison Ivy, from DC Comics.

The base of the dress is a simple drape, to create an antic aspect. I structured the mousseline folds around the front zipper, that I covered with lace to stay elegant.

The cotton lining only covers Prisci from chest to thights, so we can see her long legs. They are also revealed by a long front openning, that make the dress sexy.

A huge thank to :

Ju Liie Photography

Miss Prisci

 

Kiara

This dress was ordered by Liferty, a French singer, in order to promote her first album.

She wanted something chic, with an antic touch. The idea, through the dress and te pictures, was to express how a girl becomes a woman.

I chose a dark red crepe to make the dress chic. Then I cut a hide-heart long dress that, closed by only two buttons on the waist, creates ‘antic’ folds on the waist, and a front openning that can reveal a leg.

A huge thank to :

Philippe Giralt Photographie

Liferty