A bohemian-chic wardrobe with touches of British and Iberian extravagance—that’s the style and originality of Maria De La Orden’s eponymous brand. In 2019, after a trip to Peru, she launched a small collection of clothing made from artisanal fabrics. What began as a hobby quickly became a career, as Maria’s style enjoyed dazzling success. She then partnered with Laure de la Revellière and named her label after her, as it embodies her own style: collars, smocking, bows—all preppy codes that she twists and combines with vintage cuts with an inimitable touch.
Amin Kader has made French know-how one of his main values. After working alongside various couturiers such as Kenzo Takada and Azzedine Alaïa, the designer chose to set up his creative workshop in the heart of Paris, where all the couture items (dresses, shirts, trousers, coats, etc.) and leather goods are made. Each item is produced in limited series, in noble materials whose quality and origin have been carefully studied. From one season to the next, the models are reviewed, examined, corrected, until they become timeless pieces, which are enough to dress a silhouette.
The wardrobe created by Amin Kader is undoubtedly one of the most chic and refined there is: impeccable cuts, both fluid and structured, timeless. Cashmeres, silks, poplins, wool crepes, velvets, and the famous cashmere stoles and shawls that you can wear on your shoulders as if you were delicately placing them on a lovely ottoman! Each piece has an exceptional character, which finds a somewhat special place in a wardrobe. The same goes for accessories, shoes and bags.
In the various shops, we find the scents of the Saint-Germain candle, with its notes of bergamot, clove and patchouli, a Renaissance fragrance, a zest of the Orient, it also perfumes our interiors with its unique and captivating scent,
Designer Lauren Rubinski identified four essential pieces for a chic, unisex, and intergenerational wardrobe: an Italian poplin shirt, pajamas, slippers, and a cashmere sweater. She then decided to create each piece in a wide range of colors (between 12 and 16), adding details like custom embroidery every Saturday… And success followed, meteoric, in this setting decorated by architect Louis-Charles Aka, where guests are received with such exceptional hospitality that they feel truly special.
Since her beginnings, Barbara Bui has dressed women in a way that is uniquely hers: strong and fragile at the same time, masculine as well as feminine. She loves rock for its music but also for its personalities whose attitude and freedom always inspire her. Thus, she refuses to create pieces that are too “fashionable” to give those who wear them the opportunity to truly make them their own, to be free. But there are two things on which she will never compromise: the impeccable cut of her clothes and the quality of the materials she uses, whether leather, vinyl, or silk. Her wardrobe is absolutely timeless.
For the past ten years, Nadège Vanhee has been breathing new life into minimalist modernity at HERMES while paying homage to the house’s heritage. Noble materials, chic and sensual cuts, nods to the famous Hermès Orange that we adore, and a highly successful color palette. She dresses the modern, urban woman in comfortable, elegant, and undeniably chic clothing.
The brand’s name, derived from the slogan “Ambition to Create Novel Expressions,” reflects both the authenticity and creativity of its collections. Each season, the style, a reflection of its artistic director, Jonny Johansson, is different, chic or casual, but always surprising.
