Kimonos

SCANDALE (formerly Maison Close) Kimonos: the art of unveiling

The Kimonos collection from SCANDALE (formerly Maison Close) explores the balance between protection and seduction, between enveloping fluidity and controlled desire. True transition pieces between the intimate and the public, SCANDALE (formerly Maison Close) kimonos can be worn on their own, open over a bodysuit, or layered over a lingerie set, as a style signature.

Designed in precious materials – fluid satin, transparent tulle, soft voile – these models play with transparency, length, and tie-fastenings to reveal the body with subtlety. Between couture loungewear and a strong ready-to-wear piece, the kimono becomes a style statement.

Why choose a SCANDALE (formerly Maison Close) kimono?

• Fluid cut: long or short sleeves, belted waist or straight cut, midi or maxi length.
• Sensual materials: satin, tulle, voile, openwork lace.
• Versatility: to be worn at home, for an evening out, or layered over a lingerie set or fluid trousers.
• Iconic details: satin bias finishes, oversized kimono sleeves, side slits, strategic transparency.

A garment for every silhouette

Our kimonos are available from XS to XL, with enveloping cuts designed to adapt to all body types. Their adjustable belt allows you to cinch the waist as you wish, for a supple or structured fit.

Care instructions

• Hand wash or machine wash (delicate cycle with a mesh bag).
• Mild detergent to preserve the fibers and transparency.
• Dry flat or on a hanger; iron lightly at a low temperature on the reverse side.

FAQ – Everything you need to know about SCANDALE (formerly Maison Close) kimonos

Are these kimonos suitable for everyday use?

Yes. Worn over high-waisted trousers or a minimalist dress, they become light evening jackets or sophisticated outerwear pieces.

Can they be worn with nothing underneath?

Absolutely. Some models are designed to be worn directly against the skin, in a play of transparency and suggestion typical of SCANDALE (formerly Maison Close).

Are the kimonos transparent?

Some models play on bold transparency (tulle, voile), others on the contrast between opacity and unveiling.

Compose your SCANDALE (formerly Maison Close) silhouette

Pair your kimono with a tulle bodysuit, high-waisted panties, or a fitted dress for a silhouette that is as fluid as it is sculpted.

With SCANDALE (formerly Maison Close), the kimono becomes more than a garment: a posture, a sensation, a freedom to reveal oneself.