Building new headquarters on the Place des Vosges, the brand is expanding at home and in Asia, aiming to double sales in the next two years.
Sarah-Linh Tran and Christophe Lemaire featured the work of Mexican artist Martin Ramírez in a lineup imagined as concealer for the body.
The Seventies-inspired line had a sharpness in the cut which looked impeccably controlled, and had nothing to do with the decade’s hippy side.
The École Duperré art school was the perfect setting for this serene, highly desirable collection with an arty bourgeois vibe.
Christophe Lemaire took a tailored turn, hanging onto all of his signature soft edges as he added some structure.
Clothes were cut in the kind of generous, chic but not uncomplicated proportions that could easily wear you.
WWD went behind the scenes at Backstage at Lemaire RTW Spring 2019 show at Paris Fashion Week.
Christophe Lemaire’s approach is as uncomplicated as it gets: He wants to make good clothes, with style and ease, for real world dressing.
Christophe Lemaire and Sarah-Linh Tran plan to show their spring men’s and women’s collections together on Sept. 26.