LE JARDIN DES JARDIN DES ILLUSTRES

Deliberately designed for both day and evening, with an asserted flexibility, the wardrobe FÊTE IMPÉRIALE continues to develop with this Autumn Winter 2020 Collection with itsfemininity and comfort.

It is anchored in the tangible reality of women's daily lives. Like every season, FÊTE IMPÉRIALE develops its own prints on high quality materials, while favoring an eco-responsible approach through a maximum of developments in Parisian workshops, short circuits, vegan leather and fake fur exclusively.

This season, Laura Gauthier Petit invites us to North Africa, from the Majorelle garden at the gateway to the Atlas Mountains to the Oriental baths; an elegant journey in homage to the painter, the botanists and the Art Deco architecture of her villa atelier.

Each season, the collection FÊTE IMPÉRIALE is designed around one or more prints that become emblematic. From one of her photographs, Laura Gauthier Petit explains that she created the main print of the collection, which bears her name, Le Jardin des Jardin des Illustres, by magnifying

the colours and contrasts of its vegetation.

As if it were obvious, ultramarine blue is very present, punctuated by powerful touches of fuchsia from the bougainvilleas and ochre recalling the earth of the garden. To play with symbols, a statue of awoman by Ernest Barrias, representing nature revealing itself to science, has been affixed to the print.

Another print, Orsay, completes the collection. It is of art deco inspiration, just like the painter's studio villa. In a dark celadon, it brings the classical and geometric rigour of its original period.

This Autumn Winter 2020 collection is dedicated to women who love pop colours and navy blue wool coats, belted or not, pink or pale yellow, warm and covering winter clothes , transparent materials, tulle, organza, ultra feminine cuts ofevening dresses and short-sleeved shirts inspired by the men's wardrobe. The total look can be multicoloured, green or black.