Fashion journalist, Alexandra Golovanoff knows all the tricks of this environment, but she is also a great inspiration for many fashionistas. In 2016, she decided to launch her eponymous brand, dedicated to cashmere. With a collection of sweaters to start with, and a wardrobe that is now growing with new pieces each season.
Son concept : “Le tricot qui rend beau”, avec des couleurs uniques, qui sont étudiées pour s’accorder à notre peau, nos cheveux ou nos yeux, mais aussi des vêtements confortables, tricotés avec les meilleurs fils de cachemire et de coton égyptien. Produits à l’île Maurice, dans une petite usine familiale, dans le respect des normes sociales et environnementales, ils sont fait pour durer et peuvent habiller toutes les générations. D’ailleurs, ses mannequins préférés sont sa maman et ses enfants.
A chic, surprising wardrobe, made entirely of silk. Created in 2010, Laurence Mahéo named her brand after her two favorite dolls, Prestic and Ouiston, with whom she used to play in her grandparents’ fabric store. Childhood memories, dreamlike designs and prints, often created in collaboration with Laurence Kiberlain, the designer really knew how to create a universe apart in the Grand Bazaar of fashion.
At least the gardens of the Royal Palace were needed to present the real gems created by Manolo Blahnik.
Shoes like no other, furiously chic and feminine. Flat or with 10 cm stiletto heels (never platforms), adorned with pearls, ribbons, feathers, they are absolutely unique and keep a life.
A favorite of Diana Vreeland from her beginnings in fashion, Manolo Blahnik remains a unique designer, apart, that no one will ever bring down from his pedestal.
https://germanopratines-staging.ovh/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/AGNES-B-Spring-Summer-2023-HD.jpg839859Hélènehttps://germanopratines-staging.ovh/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/logo-germanopratines-3-1030x221.pngHélène2021-02-16 16:52:002023-01-15 17:35:53AGNES B.
Pierre Hardy is a master designer, one who can mix avant-garde and tradition with just enough timelessness. Her discovered shoe-making through dance and movement, his passions: ‘My experience taught me how to add an accessory without restricting the body, so that it literally transforms it’. One cannot forget his drawing style which can be spotted in fashion magazines and in the precious jewellery collections he created for Hermes, a maison for which he has served as Creative Director for women and men shoe collections for 25 years.
His famous Cube Perspective motif has become his signature. A 2D/3D optical illusion, it has had multiple iterations: on fabric or monochrome leather for bags or laying flat on your skin as a bracelet.
Jardins du Palais Royal, 156 Galerie de Valois, 75001 Paris
