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Adeline André est une créatrice de mode, grande couturière et membre de la Chambre syndicale de la Haute-couture.
Toujours en quête de la simplicité, le travail d'Adeline André se résume dans une recherche, expérimentation de nouvelles coupes de vêtements : « robe pantalon tourné », « robe jambe libre », « robe dos décapotable » notamment, en 1996 « une maille aux bords roulants » etc.
En 1987, elle arrête la diffusion de ses collections de prêt-à-porter pour se consacrer exclusivement au sur-mesure, lançant en 1992 le concept du « topofwear » présentations privées et itinérantes dans des galeries, ateliers ou salons de ses amis à Paris, Londres et New York
En mai 1997, Adeline André devient « Membre invité », et en janvier 2005 « Membre permanent » de la Chambre syndicale de la haute couture bénéficiant de l’appellation haute couture.
En 2012, Didier Grumbach lui remet les insignes de Chevalier dans l'ordre national de la Légion d'honneur.
Adriana Degreas a lancé sa marque éponyme de maillots de bain en 2001. La marque de luxe brésilienne est l'une des plus recherchées. Ses coupes et son travail à façon uniques ont rendu la jeune marque incontournable dans le monde comptant parmi ses fans Gisele Bündchen et Alessandra Ambrosio entre autres. Adriana Degreas vous promet élégance et sensualité avec ses bikinis seyants et robes longues qui dessinent des silhouettes majestueuses.
Having become a renowned designer in a few years, Alexandre Vauthier imposes himself with his precise, structured and rigorous cuts. Before founding his house in 2009, the Frenchman worked for Mugler and later for Jean-Paul Gaultier as Head Designer of the couture collections. Supported by the press and by the Fédération Française de la Couture, he dresses the greatest personalities.
Alexis Mabille est né le 30 novembre 1976 à Lyon. Il a étudié au lycée Saint-Marc, à Lyon.
Il est connu tant pour ses collections de « Couture » et de prêt-à-porter unisexes, que pour ses nœuds papillons, qui sont au fil du temps devenus sa signature. Avant de lancer ses propres collections, il a, entre autres, été le collaborateur d'Hedi Slimane, pour qui il concevait les bijoux de la ligne masculine Dior Homme.
En septembre 2010, il réalise pour Christophe de Quénetain une garniture de fauteuils exposée à la Biennale des antiquaires4. Il est également connu pour avoir habillé Dita von Teese. En 2012, le BHV lui confie la conception et la décoration de ses vitrines de Noël.
Célèbre pour sa modernisation du nœud papillon, Alexis Mabille créé sa propre maison après avoir collaboré avec des maisons comme Christian Dior et Yves Saint Laurent. Membre officiel de la Fédération française de la Couture depuis décembre 2012, le natif de Lyon offre un style élégant jouant entre les codes des vestiaires féminin et masculin.
A Chinese designer based in Paris, Alianna Liu looks to the world around her for inspiration, reflecting on what it is that makes her feel and think and then trying to translate that into pieces that are attractive and comfortable. Above all else, she celebrates life in her work, putting the full exuberance that she feels for the act of living above all other considerations. Blending joy with vibrancy, she has made it her mission to produce and offer a line of perfect women's wear. Working on one piece at a time, she prefers to let the character of each collection arise naturally, forcing nothing and allowing her creative energy to flow smoothly.
Since 2018, Alianna has committed herself wholeheartedly to her brand. A brand for independent women, a brand is all about empowerment through personal style. The philosophy behind the brand is that women who are feminine can also let go of their inner child. By emphasizing strength and beauty coexisting, Alianna is building her label into a leader in the world of fashion, giving people something that both invigorates and tantalizes.
A French luxury ready-to-wear brand, ALIANNA LIU was founded in Paris in 2018. This is a brand that caters to the elite, offering top-quality women’s wear designed with creativity and ingenuity.
At the heart of ALIANNA LIU is Alianna herself. The designer draws inspiration from fairy tales, emphasizing our collective desire to to remain children forever, even well into adulthood. She also looks to the ordinary objects and events in life, seeing the extraordinary in the everyday.
After traveling around the world, Alianna decided to follow her dream of becoming a designer, attending ESMOD Paris in order to learn the ins and outs of fashion design, patterning, and embroidery.
She presented her first capsule collection in Paris in 2018. In all her works, there is a boldness of color and a uniqueness of thought, all tapered with her undeniable honesty, which is core to her philosophy as a designer.
“Working from the heart,” Alianna explains. “That is the key to being a designer. Thanks to my world travel experience, I am able to draw beauty from common life. I want my clients to look at what I have done and to feel what I feel.”
CONTACT :
ALIANNA LIU
277 Rue Saint-Honoré
75008 Paris - France
+33 01 84 17 81 76
Anton Heunis founded in 2004 his eponymous brand after various experiences in art. Her fascination for jewelery comes from her grandmother, who always wore it. His Vintage Modern style finds inspiration in art and everyday life; unique style that will become his trademark. Anton creates exceptional gold jewelery adorned with semi-precious stones. Each piece is handmade in his studio in the heart of Madrid.
Fascinated by craftsmanship, detail-oriented and passionate about life, designer Antonio Ortega has built his life and career around a dream: to enter the world of haute couture.
My vision of sewing evolves like a painting.
Born in Morelia, a Mexican cultural city known for his craft traditions, and the youngest of 15 children, his passion for fashion began at the age of 8 when he secretly sewed on a pattern found in a magazine, on his mother's machine. Seeing an exceptional and personal way of expressing himself, Antonio Ortega is naturally heading for fashion design studies in Mexico. He collaborates in 1994 with the Mexican House of Crafts and learns the ancestral techniques and know-how such as braiding, weaving, embroidery or ajour: practices "signatures" found in his current creations .
Curious and always ready to face challenges, the young man joined TV channel Télévisa S.A in 1996 where he excelled as a stylist and supervised a team of more than 35 people. To his artistic and creative predispositions, he then adds managerial talents, which gives him a broader vision of the creative profession. A universe he will leave, however, to pursue his dreams of greatness and become a fashion designer.
In 2001, curious to know the roots of Haute Couture, Antonio flies to Paris and integrates the school workshop Chardon Savard. He collaborates in parallel with the couturier Dominique Sirop in his Parisian haute couture studio. An experience that confirms the attention to detail of the young designer who benefits from it to feed, purify and refine his learning and his techniques. That same year, he launched his brand, marked by its cultural diversity and playing with contrasts of noble materials, technological and natural textiles. He experimented with tattoos on leather, unfinished finishes and twist skirts. It combines neoprene or raincoat with silk, cotton, cashmere or bamboo in a constant search for "what does not exist yet". Soon, his collections make a place during fashion week in New York, Montreal and Toronto.
In 2014, more determined and ambitious than ever, he decided to give a new impetus to his home by presenting his latest Fall Winter 2014-2015 collection, during the week of Haute Couture, in Paris. A philosophy of excellence and a quest for perfection that pays. His collection "Serpent, Myth and Reality" is punctuated with sensuality, elegance, refinement, colors and life. Fluid and skilfully structured tailors work alongside romantic-embroidered tops or, on the contrary, with a very contemporary and moving design. Pleated skirts moiré or with delicate and modern cuts are measured with dresses which play the superimpositions and which sometimes graze onirism. A style that promotes diversity, joy and self-assurance. A garment in which the woman feels free and advantaged. An assertive identity, dictated by passion, discipline and tenacity. A dream come true.
Based in Montreal today, Antonio Ortega continues to develop his Coutures Collection, presented every season during Haute Couture Week in Paris, and nurtures the idea of a line of ready-to-wear and accessories. Future projects in his image, playing with the confrontation of subjects and feelings.
The dream continues ...
Olivier Rousteing, born October 23, 1986, is a French stylist. He joined Balmain in 2009 as head of studio, he becomes artistic director and is quickly known by his creations as well as his important use of social networks.
At the age of 25, Olivier Rousteing succeeded Christophe Decarnin as artistic director of the Balmain house. He now oversees the development of the women's and men's collections of the brand. His first ready-to-wear collection for Balmain was presented in October 2011 in Paris, during the Spring-Summer 2012 show. Structured jackets with epaulets, studded dresses, gold hues and legs unveiled reign on the catwalks. Active on social networks, its popularity is represented by more than two million subscribers on his Instagram account. Thanks to the many selfies published on social networks, with celebrities such as the Kardashian clan, Beyoncé, Rihanna and various models including Victoria's Secret.
BaroQco Jewelry
The Mission Statement of BaroQco Couture
“The work of art must seize upon you, wrap you up in itself and carry you away. It is the means by which the artist conveys his passion. It is the current which he puts forth, which sweeps you along in his passion. The pain passes, but the beauty remains.” (Pierre-Auguste Renoir)
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Our vision is to portray the deepest essence of the beauty of women to the world. We do this by designing timeless high-end luxury jewellery.
During our process of design, we seek the limits of human creativity. We believe that beauty is concealed in a dimension with limited accessibility for the world. In every design of BaroQco, a piece of this allure is revealed through the exquisite beauty of women.
Eduardo & Imelda Liem are always creating and achieving extraordinary designs with their Love.
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« Je rêverais d’habiller Hale Berry », confie Christophe Guillarmé. Mais pour le moment, le créateur amoureux de la dentelle peut se contenter de faire venir des « stars françaises » pour son défilé printemps-été 2016 à l’atelier Renault, sur les Champs Elysées. « Il y a eu 45 minutes de défilé de personnalités ! », s’étonne t-il. Alors que Jada Pinkett (la femme de Will Smith) assistait au défilé Laroche, Christine Lemler, Karine Lima, Louisy Joseph dévoraient des yeux les robes de princesses made by leur ami Christophe. Assise au premier rang, ( le front row), Emmanuelle Boidron, alias la fille de Navaro, ne cache pas son enthousiasme à chaque passage. Plus discrète, la chanteuse Priscilla, future candidate à Danse avec les stars. Révélée en 2001 à l’âge de 12 ans avec son titre « Quand je serai jeune », Priscilla est aujourd’hui -un peu moins jeune- mais toujours aussi jolie. Sa beauté a attiré plus de photographes que les autres starlettes. De quoi faire pâlir de jalousie les copines… Mais la palme du glamour revient au couple Rachel Legrain-Trapani, Miss France 2007, et son footballeur de mari, Aurélien Capoue. Ce que l’on retiendra surtout, c’est la présence d’Aida Touhiri sur le podium. Une idée folle de créateur de 38 ans : « Aida est une grande amie à moi et elle voulait parler du défilé pour le Grand 8. Je lui ai proposé de jouer les mannequins et elle a immédiatement accepté. Bon… entre nous, elle était très angoissée. Et elle s’en est vraiment bien sortie ! » On n’arrive pas à un défilé comme on va acheter une ampoule LED au rayon bricolage du BHV Néanmoins, le plus intéressant dans les défilés, ce n’est pas la collection. Mais les fashion victim. Plus stars que les vraies stars. On n’arrive pas à un défilé comme on va acheter une ampoule LED au rayon bricolage du BHV. Tout est pensé. Au moindre détail. Et parfois, le détail vire au ridicule. Heureusement, il ne tue pas ! Mais nous, les gens normaux, sommes morts de rire. Ces squatteurs de la fashion week, ceux qui enchainent les collections de 9h à 21h, vivent dans l’illusion d’un potentiel moment de gloire. Souvent habillés en mode #JeNeMettraiMêmePasCaPourUnCarnaval, ils ont cette démarche assurée mais tellement épatante. Et ça commence devant l’hôtesse qui a pour mission de s’assurer que cette « créature » est bien sur la liste. Et gare à celle qui ne retrouvera pas le nom dans un délai respectable. ( Pas plus de dix secondes, sinon, tu passes pour un boloss). Pendant la Fashion week, le spectacle est partout. Surtout là où on ne s’y attend pas…
« Je rêverais d’habiller Hale Berry », confie Christophe Guillarmé. Mais pour le moment, le créateur amoureux de la dentelle peut se contenter de faire venir des « stars françaises » pour son défilé printemps-été 2016 à l’atelier Renault, sur les Champs Elysées. « Il y a eu 45 minutes de défilé de personnalités ! », s’étonne t-il. Alors que Jada Pinkett (la femme de Will Smith) assistait au défilé Laroche, Christine Lemler, Karine Lima, Louisy Joseph dévoraient des yeux les robes de princesses made by leur ami Christophe.
Assise au premier rang, ( le front row), Emmanuelle Boidron, alias la fille de Navaro, ne cache pas son enthousiasme à chaque passage. Plus discrète, la chanteuse Priscilla, future candidate à Danse avec les stars. Révélée en 2001 à l’âge de 12 ans avec son titre « Quand je serai jeune », Priscilla est aujourd’hui -un peu moins jeune- mais toujours aussi jolie. Sa beauté a attiré plus de photographes que les autres starlettes. De quoi faire pâlir de jalousie les copines… Mais la palme du glamour revient au couple Rachel Legrain-Trapani, Miss France 2007, et son footballeur de mari, Aurélien Capoue. Ce que l’on retiendra surtout, c’est la présence d’Aida Touhiri sur le podium. Une idée folle de créateur de 38 ans : « Aida est une grande amie à moi et elle voulait parler du défilé pour le Grand 8. Je lui ai proposé de jouer les mannequins et elle a immédiatement accepté. Bon… entre nous, elle était très angoissée. Et elle s’en est vraiment bien sortie ! »
On n’arrive pas à un défilé comme on va acheter une ampoule LED au rayon bricolage du BHV
Néanmoins, le plus intéressant dans les défilés, ce n’est pas la collection. Mais les fashion victim. Plus stars que les vraies stars. On n’arrive pas à un défilé comme on va acheter une ampoule LED au rayon bricolage du BHV. Tout est pensé. Au moindre détail. Et parfois, le détail vire au ridicule. Heureusement, il ne tue pas ! Mais nous, les gens normaux, sommes morts de rire. Ces squatteurs de la fashion week, ceux qui enchainent les collections de 9h à 21h, vivent dans l’illusion d’un potentiel moment de gloire. Souvent habillés en mode #JeNeMettraiMêmePasCaPourUnCarnaval, ils ont cette démarche assurée mais tellement épatante. Et ça commence devant l’hôtesse qui a pour mission de s’assurer que cette « créature » est bien sur la liste. Et gare à celle qui ne retrouvera pas le nom dans un délai respectable. ( Pas plus de dix secondes, sinon, tu passes pour un boloss).
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