This season, the parisian is inspired by her passion for craft and travels to Great Britain. In particular, England was taken with her. Regardless of whether she works in her Parisian studio, runs through London’s streets or strolls through the landscape of the Cotswolds, the selection of her autumn winter wardrobe is inspired by craftsmanship and practical clothing.
In keeping with the topic of the “From Paris to London” collection, there are also two special collaborations this season. On the one hand with the French ceramic artist Constantin Riant and on the other hand with the British traditional brand Gloverall. The perfect mix of Paris and London is therefore guaranteed in this collection.
Craftsmanship in exclusive cooperation
A feature of the collection is the topic of “workwear”, which is reflected in some elements of the collection.
In her studio, the Parisian prefers to wear a silk cloth from the new collaboration with the artist Constantin Riant. Its unique prints, especially in the colors ECRU and cobalt blue, take up a wide variety of motifs of craftsmanship in modern interpretation or visualize well -known symbols of the metropolises Paris and London. With Constantin Riant, several characteristic products were created. Bags – such as the Le Roseau deaths made of leather or the Le Pliage X Constantin Riant – offer subjects in which she can ideally stow her sketchbook, computer and your travel accessories for your road trip through Great Britain.
With Longchamp X Gloverall, a duffle coat made of double -sided wool was created. This combines the craftsmanship of both brands in a very special way. The usual caroma pattern is replaced by a striped inner lining and the buttons embody the iconic detail of the Longchamp Le Roseau line.
The Parisian leaves the metropolis of London on her trip and always looks for new inspiration: in the Cotswolds she comes particularly close to nature and is enchanted by the green meadows and small stone houses. Her quilted kimono jacket keeps her comfortably warm on her daily walk in front of the Afternoon Tea. Your long cashmere dress but also your high -quality lambskin vest reflects the fine manual work.
Back in London, the parisian is inspired by urban elegance and craftsmanship. Your new trench coat protects you from the rain, while your Le Roseau bag made of patent leather with inner lining in leopard-look gives your outfit that certain extra. The next morning you go back to your Paris studio. She already knows that her next creations will contain a touch of eccentricity-just like her fake fur le Roseau bag.
“From Paris to London” is a love letter to the Savoir-Fair. From our capsule collection with the Parisian artist Constantin Riant to working with Gloverall from London, we celebrate various forms of craftsmanship from a modern perspective this season. Our collection reinterprets the aesthetics of work clothes and combines French elegance with British eclecticism. ” – Sophie Delafontaine, Creative Director of Longchamp.