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VALETTE STUDIO AW 2024 during Paris Fashion Week

VALETTE STUDIO Fall-Winter 2024 COLLECTION

More than ever, Valette Studio intends to affirm a couture identity without nostalgia, adapted to the tastes and desires of today. 

With this collection, the house signatures are shaken by new volumes, recalling the second half of the 50s, synonymous with the golden age for french haute couture

The parisianism of a houndstooth motif suddenly finds street credibility, for her as well as for him. This season, Valette Studio is replacing a gendered proposal with a wardrobe whose essentials are worked for both sexes. 

The fabrics and their finishes (silk, virgin wool, organza, technical jersey) also evoke an evening sophistication, radically updated by faux fur. 

The color palette plays on contrasts with black and white rhythms softened by powdered pink, salmon, and burgundy.

The all-over embroidered leather, faux fur, and pieces with pearl and chain sleeves remind the attachment of the house to the know-how of the «main» more current than ever.

About Valette Studio

La Maison de Couture.

Without the layer of dust or the clientele confined to the «entre-soi» and the prestige, Valette Studio renews his purpose while preserving the essence of the Maison. Uncompromising standards, precise cuts and genuine French savoir-faire. Cool tailoring inspired by the great classics of the men’s wardrobe, who expressed in a deliberately non-genre manner.

A taste for beauty as a cardinal value.

The brand, as his founder, combine the opposites and bring a new radiance to what we think we already know, in total freedom.

Graduated from the Chambre Syndicale and of the Yves Saint Laurent Institute, Pierre-François Valette founded his label in 2020. Valette Studio rethought a Parisian factory with a strong sense of teamwork at every stage of creation. Each collection is highly referenced, drawing on a multitude of artistic and cultural inspirations. And yet, the garments created remain easy for consumers to approach, leaving them free in their interpretation and possible associations. In tune with the times, Valette Studio develops an eco-responsible approach by working with deadstocks fabrics and favoring on-demand production.

Runway Looks

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By Senior Fashion Editor 24FashionTVChristina V Henningstad @christina_henningstad

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