RÉSIDENCE
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BENJAMIN BENMOYAL
Benjamin Benmoyal graduated from the Central Saint Martins School in London. He studied new methods for using sustainable fabrics.
Drawing on knowledge he acquired during his studies, he launched his eponymous brand where he reworked fabrics and made his own tweed.
He has developed a new weaving technique : he uses magnetic tapes from old music and video tapes, which he mixes with threads to make his own fabrics. His collections are all in volume and voluptuous shapes, must see !
CIRCLE
SPORTSWEAR
ROMAIN TREBUIL ET ALEX AUROUX
Circle is a sportswear, eco-friendly brand founded by Romain Trebuil and Alex Auroux. Circle offers designed clothing for yoga and running, made from recycled or recyclable materials.
Circle aims at having no impact on the environment with a local production and the establishment of a circular economy within the company. Circle also promotes responsible sports activity and support nature well being by health !
COLTESSE
FLORENT COLTESSE
Coltesse is a creative and qualitative brand, made for adults who have kept their child’s soul.
Since the beginning, productions have been conceived with respect for man and for the planet. European production and the choice of materials are the result of responsible reflection. With an approach of increasing improvement, the brand has brought back the production of its pants in France since 2019.
FLAIR
CLÉMENCE WURTZ
Flair is a brand founded in 2019 by Clémence Wurtz, who wants to show that women have to be able to move as they need to and as they want to without denying their femininity. The time when women had to put their top back properly after each movement is over !
Flair is a brand specialized in 100% Made In France bodies . With Flair, Clémence wants to take part in tomorrow's world, more sustainable, but without losing touch with the elegance. "Osez la liberté, vivez en body !"
KATIA SANCHEZ
Katia Sanchez embodies above all love of life, some colors and a lot of values. The eponymous brand was founded after the long adventure of its designer with the brand Les Petits Hauts.
It's the desire to create something meaningful which drives Katia to look for the most beautiful materials - because nothing is environmentally friendly without quality- to make some exceptional pullovers.
The collections are produced in France and in Europe, in small quantities in order to consume less, but smarter.
KIPLAY VINTAGE
CLÉMENT PRADAL
Kiplay Vintage is a family story. The brand was born in 1921 and 4 generations later, the great-grandson of the founder restarted the workshop and the manufacturing in the original village in Normandy, in order to create a made in France line inspired by the clothes of yesteryear. Kiplay Vintage is the wish to adapt the workwear wardrobe, produced in their factories since 1921, into everyday clothes.
LEFTOVERS DITS L/OVERS
LUCILLE LÉORAT
Leftovers dits L/overs was founded by Lucille Léorat who has chosen to only reuse abandoned or ready-to-throw materials and fabrics. These materials are called « leftovers ». Leftovers dits L/overs gives a second life to all these noble materials left behind by the fashion industry.
The creative process of the brand is the opposite of fast fashion : it's the availability of the materials which dictates the inspiration, the rhythm and the production volume. The pieces, mixed and timeless, are offered according to their availability, without intermediary and at the right price.
LE PETIT DAKAROIS
YOANN ABOULKASSIMI ET NIL YAHIAOUI
Le Petit Dakarois was founded in 2019. It is a brand which offers a wonderful trip to Africa. The wax bomber with sober lines and sophisticated colors is the first piece of Le Petit Dakarois' wardrobe. The brand wants to promote slow fashion and African arts and crafts. At the same time, they are committed with social projects in Senegal.
LE SLIP FRANÇAIS
GUILLAUME GIBAULT
Le Slip Français is the great success story of the Made in France fashion. It was founded in 2011 by Guillaume Gibault, just starting out in the fashion industry at the time. At the beginning Le Slip offered some simple pieces : underpants and boxers.
From the knitting of the threads to the clothing label, all is due to French expertise. The idea is to give a meaning to our clothes : they embody the values of the national heritage conservation.
LOOM
JULIA FAURE ET GUILLAUME DECLAIR
LOOM's belief is : "less but better". This men’s ready-to-wear brand offers pieces made to last in time. No more sweaters bulking after two machines, no more deformed t-shirts after one month.
LOOM has decided to produce better, with noble and certified materials to guarantee the durability of the pieces. Thanks to Julia and Guillaume, and their small margin on the collections, being eco-responsible is within everyone’s reach.
NOYOCO
LOUIS GOULET
Noyoco was born in 2014. This minimalist, timeless but above all responsible brand places the sourcing of materials at the heart of its creative process.
Because the materials are what determines the impact of a garment, the best way to reduce the environmental impact of a brand is, according to Noyoco, to use upcycled materials, which already exist.
PEULH VAGABOND
DYENAA DIAW
Peulh Vagabond is a brand founded by Dyenaa Diaw who is inspired by her trips. Peulh Vagabond's touch is above all its fabrics from abroad which tell stories.
The collections are currently produced in France, but Dyenaa hope to have her manufacturing workshop in Burkina Faso to help the local population and to build a sustainable bridge between the two continents.
SALUT BEAUTÉ
MATHILDE GINDRE ET SARAH NIMIR
Salut Beauté is a ready-to-wear brand which create ensembles perfectly well-matched. Why ? To get dressed in a few seconds and without any effort.
The cuts are worked with special details in order to enhance the silhouette. The whole thing is made in beautiful materials from great houses' scrap fabrics.
Salut Beauté challenges the codes of the ready-to-wear industry, making of the garment an experience. Mathilde and Sarah have a powerful universe, far away from impersonal and meaningless fast fashion.
SISTERHOOD
ELSA WOLINKSKI
More than a simple brand, Sisterhood is an adventure of solidarity and commitment, a desire to fight against inequalities. Because turning a blind eye to domestic violence and disregard for minorities is not longer possible in our actual world, the brand donates 1€ per item to the association Coeur de Guerrière, as well as 1€ to the Foundation des Femmes.
Sisterhood wants to be a human rebellion, an inclusive collection and against injonctions, the whole mixed with street codes. But as claiming sweetness was the only option for Elsa to consider the future, she always adds softness to her collections.
Sharing is the way Elsa has chosen to contribute to the world of tomorrow, having in mind that tomorrow is actually now.
PIETU COUTURE
Thierry Pietu began his career in the high hairdressing, but he always had this passion for fashion design. Today his scissors are no longer used for hair but for fabrics. Thierry has created a collection of about sixty ready-to-wear couture models around 3 axes: casual trouser sets, a sportswear capsule collection integrating optical fibers for evening visibility and a range of coats and evening wear. Thierry Pietu's work focuses on the modern and elegant woman who is sensitive to comfort and durable clothing. He prefers to work in France with natural fabrics such as silk, brocade, velvet, cashmere and organic cotton.
WALK IN PARIS
LÉO AND GARY
The undeniably urban brand Walk in Paris was founded by Leo and Gary. The two young men want to highlight the underground street culture by remaking «basic» pieces that have become over the years timeless fashion.
Creating your own brand, in order to reflect a way of life and values, is probably the secret to staying in the air of time.
17h10
CAROLINE REY AND AMÉLIE DELACOUR
Specialized in the professional wardrobe for women, the brand 17H10 starts up with an iconic piece of clothe : the suit. The pieces take the codes of the male costume to make more modern and feminine cuts.
Caroline and Amélie choose carefully their materials, looking for quality and sustainability. In order to make fashion more responsible, all the pieces are limited and can be made for all morphologies.