THE CHANGING ROOM

Rather than following a fleeting trend, Maison Close works with timeless seams, creating pieces destined to become essentials. Essentials that here take on an emblematic character, paying tribute to the lingerie that made the brand’s reputation.

Materials once devoted to undergarments now awaken the senses in broad daylight. Within these weaves, sometimes as delicate as lace or silk, emerges a certain strength, the strength of the French woman, whose elegance and character fascinate, confident in her femininity, assertive in her freedom of expression.

The style is all the more subtle as it delights in playing with dualities, nurturing a form of sensuality. At times through very structured lines, at others through creations full of fluidity, it emanates from these striking and suggestive cuts, from an eroticism that surfaces in every transparency or hides beneath each opacity. This diversity of garments borrows from every wardrobe.

Ready-to-wear that also draws inspiration from more masculine tailoring, indulging in the luxury of pieces as iconic as the tank top or the tuxedo. Through finishes as precise as they are refined, Maison Close perfects a fundamental silhouette, a meticulous craftsmanship. The result of collaboration with European ateliers that still hold the intelligence of the hand, this first collection offers a play of light and openness that gives each piece a second level of interpretation. Bare backs and plunging necklines reveal what Maison Close has long mastered, while garter-strap fastenings discreetly accessorize jackets and shirts, threading the line of an already deeply rooted DNA.

Drawing from its customary boldness and from the audacity of certain ornaments that master the art of contrast, Maison Close’s ready-to-wear signs a fashion that defies conventions and codes.