Rococo

L’ÉDITION

Issue 76

Letter from the Creative Director

Salut!‍

‍Bienvenue to our latest collection—Rococo—inspired by the flirtatious and decorative style of the Marie Antoinette era movement. I couldn’t continue celebrating our favori French things without a nod to this iconic time in French fashion.

Elegant, poppy, and pastel, the Rococo style also emulated the beauty of nature, which we’ve embodied through a bouquet of floral prints and embroidery. Peaches and pinks take centre stage, grounded by comfortable, relaxed fits in breathable fabrics. The Rococo collection is designed to embrace the très féminin in us all! We hope these clothes will add moments of delight to your summer styling.

‍Avec Amour,

La Rose du Jardin

It’s the perfect season for vibrant pinks.

Brighten your day with this collection's Wide Cuff Linen shirt in Bright Rose. Crafted in breathable French linen, this shirt is ideal for staying cool from the heat in a sophisticated and joyful ensemble. Sweet picot detailing offers a feminine touch that pairs beautifully with the midi-length Printed Tulle Skirt in a gathered pleat design.

Carefree Elegance

There’s something so effortlessly chic about a dress with shirt details.

Simplicity is an art form that shines in the French Linen Puff Sleeve dress. Lightweight French linen and classic shirt details are elevated by pleat and pintuck hemming for a tailored look. Wear this dress with espadrilles, et c'est magnifique! For French-countryside charme, style it with a straw hat.

Une Reine Moderne

Give Queen energy in trendy femme workwear.

Channel Rococo fabulousness with the parfaite stylish pants and blazer in breathable fabrics. This pair captures that très parisienne balance of comfort and elegance by leaning into the on-trend wide-leg pants and loose-fitting blazer for the ideal warm-weather workwear or special occasion ensemble.

Tout Simplement Magnifique

Some outfits you wish you could wear tous les jours.

Rococo was famous for its dazzling ornamentation. We brought that into the modern era with the Embroidered Cotton blouse’s sweet 3D embroidered florals that offer eye-catching details in a chic monochromatic style. We adore how the soft Icy Pink pairs with the shirred cuffs and frill collar for jolie style.

Wear Art

Bienvenue to our summer of embroidery.

This collection’s ode to modern ornamentation continues with our Printed Sleeveless dress. Inspired by Rococo floral tapestry, this midi dress features intricate embroidery to capture the spectacular artistry of the era in a way that is also understated and current.

Step into Belle Style

The chic appeal of printed trousers.

For a Parisian look, pair printed trousers with a solid-coloured shirt that pulls one colour from the pants, et voilà! Crafted in European lightweight stretch denim, this collection’s Printed Pant in a watercolour-esque floral print will make a comfortable and stylish addition to your summer wardrobe.

Our Favori French Things

The Rococo Movement

Meet France at its Fanciest: Why We Love This Movement

Rococo Style is flamboyant, light-hearted, and rebellious. The aesthetic started in 18th-century France and invokes natural elements while toying with themes of courtship and aristocratic pastimes, all against a pallet of soft colours and elaborate ornamentation. At its essence, rococo is a whole-hearted celebration of beauty and the arts.

Add Rococo-esque Decadence to Your Day

Although adding fifteen bows to your outfit might attract stares, there are other little ways to incorporate Roco-esque fabulousness into your day.

Adorn Yourself

Flirt with ornamentation by adding a brooch to your outfit, an accessory that’s made a hot comeback this year. Pin a brooch to the lapel of your blazer or use it to fasten your shawl for added elegance.

Notre recommandation: The Floral Jewel Brooch

A Taste of Rococo

Pamper yourself like Marie Antoinette with high-end chocolates. We all know the famous line, “Let them eat cake.” As des patisseries are essential to French culture, pastries and chocolates were another form of artful indulgence of the time.

Notre recommandation: Atelier Chocolat: an Australian-based French artisan chocolate shop.

Immerse Yourself in the Movement

Travel to 18th-century France from the comfort of your home with a movie on the era. Filmed at the Palace of Versailles, Sofia Coppola’s Marie-Antoinette is a poppy look into the period full of stunning outfits and dreamy French décor.

Notre recommandation: Sofia Coppola’s Marie-Antoinette (2006)

Rococo is your excuse to ignore limits and abandon yourself to fabulousness. Amuse-toi bien!

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