FEVER

An electric vibration runs across the skin. The night is sultry, bodies brush against each other, minds surrender. FEVER captures this feverish instant, where elegance flirts with indecency, where the wardrobe becomes the language of desire.
A game of subtle contrasts: electric purple, the House’s signature, asserts itself as a vibrant tension, while undulating prints sculpt the silhouette into a fascinating optical illusion with psychedelic undertones. The whole composes a vaporous silhouette through radically minimalist cuts, both chic and versatile.

A short, thrilling dress, in homage to Jane Birkin, grazing hearts with carefully studied nonchalance. A shirtdress, deceptively demure, whose fluidity sketches each movement. A vertiginous backless dress, cut like a dizziness itself, exposing the spine in a play of shadow and light.
The loose kimono, a manifesto of sophisticated nonchalance, drapes over bare skin or a cocktail dress.
The wrap skirt sets the pace, allowing the movement of a leg to emerge in the half-light.
As for the reversible top, it adapts, metamorphoses, diverts, elusive like the woman who wears it.

FEVER is incandescence. An ode to those who master the art of suggestion, who captivate without ever revealing themselves entirely. A collection burning with a secret fire, that of endless nights and assumed audacity.