Shows
Our shows have always taken place in unconventional locations and formats. From playgrounds and abandoned metro stations to masked models and performances, we push creativity as a means of expressing our work through our Co-Ed and Artisanal shows in Paris.
/Fall-Winter-2026-Show
A celebration and evolution of our House codes, our FW2026 show brings together our ready-to-wear and Artisanal collections. The curiosities of a Parisian Flea market.
/Co-Ed-Collection-Spring-Summer-2026
A series of concepts and proposals for real life, citing and evolving archival ideas through repurposing and material transformation.
/Artisanal-Collection-2025
The collection explores Flanders and Dutch architecture and silhouettes, and uses burnished plastic, hand-painted wallpaper and nature morte to render the body a canvas.
/Artisanal-Collection-2024
This collection treats the ritual of dressing as a composition of the self, taking the underbelly of Paris offline as the score.
/Co-Ed-Collection-Spring-Summer-2024
A wardrobe of inherited silhouettes modified through generational adaptation.
/Co-Ed-Collection-2023
A study of hand-me-downs and the gestures that imbue garments with life, exploring how youth culture continues to customise and re-contextualise memory.
/Artisanal-Collection-2022
A filmic collection, Cinema Inferno unfolds as theatre and film collection simultaneously broadcast to an online audience.
/Co-Ed-Collection-Spring-Summer-2022
A collection observing the utopian desires of youth in the age of emergence. The grammar of Haute Couture underscores an exploration of nature and the passage of time.
/Artisanal-Collection-2021
Unfolding as a film, A Folk Horror Tale uses the grammar of haute couture to propose a collection exploring a search for authenticity through scientific transmutation.
/Co-Ed-Collection-Spring-Summer-2021
A collection for independence in times of separation, treating the tango as a case study for the current world. The final installment of S.W.A.L.K.