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CA A-W14-15 Catalogue.Pdf AUTOMNE ! HIVER 2014!2015 AUTUMN ! WINTER 2014!2015 C’est une héroïne d’un film de Jean Cocteau, She is a heroin from a movie by Jean Cocteau, une égérie de Maurice Tabard, une Eurydice Maurice Tabard’s muse or a 21st century du XXIème siècle… Eurydice… Elle gravite autour des écrivains de la She gravitates around the writers of Génération Perdue. the Lost Generation. Zelda Fitzgerald… Maria Casares… Zelda Fitzgerald… Maria Casares… Virginia Woolf… Charlotte Perriand… Virginia Woolf… Charlotte Perriand… Des années folles à aujourd’hui en regardant From the roaring twenties to the present day vers les années 70, elle construit son univers, while looking back to the seventies, she is building son imaginaire et sa garde robe comme une her own imaginary world and her wardrobe like mosaïque, avec un éclectisme proli!que. a mosaic armed with her creative eclecticism. Elle endosse un trench masculin sur une She can shoulder a masculine trench coat over robe légère en jersey, elle mixe à l’envi a light jersey dress, mix over and over !imsy les mohairs vaporeux, les jacquards baroques mohair knits with baroques jacquards and et les soies imprimées, se coi"e de bandeaux printed silks... enjoys wearing a smoking jacket ou de bérets… s’amuse à oser une veste on her wide jacquard pants with a cap or de smoking sur son large pantalon en maille headband just to tell herself a story. jacquard juste pour raconter sa propre histoire. Artiste solitaire, complice de la nature, She is a mysterious and solitary artist, a énigmatique et néanmoins citadine, elle true city dweller who yet knows nature like traverse les époques, transgresse les codes the back of her hand. She travels through the ages, et les conventions, s’entoure de mythes et transgressing laws and rules, surrounding transforme les vérités en mensonges. 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