Creating a collection begins with an idea, a memory, inspirations drawn from the street, museums, the press or fashion shows, from smells or nature, in short from everyday life.

The stylists' mission is actually to detect all the trends in what surrounds them, and from all that, to imagine cuts, falls, color palettes that will transcribe what they have seen, to create the collection.

The pieces created must also correspond to the DNA and essence of the House, as well as its values. Sketches, technical drawings, stylists are true artists who create unique and differentiating pieces.

Our knitwear and warp and weft designers work closely with Séverine, the collection director, to imagine and create the collection in its entirety, a collection made up of around 200 color models .

The main qualifiers that describe the work of stylists: creativity, innovation, anticipation and imagination. Play of colors, cuts, fabrics, the creation of a collection must certainly meet artistic objectives, but also more business objectives, since all the creativity of stylists is guided by a final challenge: to anticipate the desires and needs of customers two seasons in advance, to offer them models that combine necessity and style.

Once the sketches have been drawn up, it is the turn of the pattern makers to bring the pieces imagined by the stylists to life. Styling and pattern making are two professions in their own right, but undeniably complementary in the process of creating a collection since after the creation of the patterns and prototypes, the stylists will make the final adjustments to the models before putting them into production.