Collection 2025
For our second collection, we had the opportunity to collaborate with the PLT Academy, which nurtures young talent. For their fashion show during Paris Fashion Week in October 2025, we designed and crafted six unique pieces that were a huge hit on the red carpet, which led to the creation of our 2025 collection. We’ve chosen to share these photos with you—taken at the events—where you can see the designs come to life and shine. The models, whom we selected, were non-professionals, and each, through her own personality, brought out the best in this collection, which was intended to be dazzling and elegant.
Audrey, what was your experience like working on this second collection?
After the first collection, when a brand is just getting started, you always wonder whether the hype will “fade” or whether you’ll be able to establish a true identity and stand the test of time, with a loyal customer base and long-term projects. Our second collection was therefore met with great joy—the joy of a brand blossoming and finding its place.
Cristina
“Cristina is named after my mother Christine and was a homemade creation by our family. My mother loved her stay in India and, above all, has an endless passion for scarves, knots, and wraps.”
Cristina, Is it Delhi or Tokyo? Here, the enchanting floral drape almost resembles a Japanese kimono. Worn over pants—like the loose-fitting pants worn under traditional Indian tunics—it combines lightness, fluidity, and originality. There are a thousand ways to style it!
Sofia
“I’ll let you in on a little secret: I was going out to dinner with my fiancé, and I had a feeling that this would be the big night. I also wanted a special dress—one with a little fitted bow—as a gift to myself. And sure enough, that was the night my fiancé—my husband now!—proposed to me! I treasure this dress dearly and wear it quite often—it makes a spectacular impression every time!”
Sofia a une éThe simple elegance of this long, raspberry-pink silk dress is enhanced by a beautifully crafted bow. Become the queen of the night, embrace your femininity, and shine!
Priyanka
“The Priyanka ensemble is a true masterpiece of couture! The dress and top were originally made from fabrics taken from other outfits; because I loved their texture, I wanted to repurpose them into a flowing ensemble. These materials were precious, both for their history and for the quality of the fabrics, embroidered with gold thread and layered to create a flowing effect.”
Priyanka, is an Indian dancer—ethereal and enchanting. She's brimming with magic!
Marina
“I wanted a creamy white silk—truly warm and silky, and very elegant—paired with fine navy blue stripes, reminiscent of a sailor shirt, featuring a daring open-back design to break up the strict, conventional look of this garment we see so often. So I chose a full open-back design. You simply lace up the navy blue straps. The embroidery—in navy blue and gold thread—is delicate and iridescent. The effect is spectacular!”
Marina: is a modern take on the sailor top, perfect for warm Spanish nights! Classy and sexy, traditional yet daring with its open back—you’ll be the queen of the night.
Victoria
“Victoria is laced up with care, thanks to a gold thread drawstring that allows you to adjust the fit at the back for a stunning look, while remaining extremely comfortable and ensuring no accidental exposure of the décolletage. Perfect!”
Victoria is stunning and sumptuous. This long silk cocktail dress will transform you into a statuesque goddess who’s sure to turn heads, thanks to its subtle lace detailing and incredible open back. Wear it as often as you like!
Penelope
Penelope is a lightweight, flowing dress, a summer gown of rare elegance. The silver thread embroidery will accentuate your shoulders and décolletage, highlighting your delicate, simple, yet complex beauty. A short, flowing, and comfortable cocktail dress, the midnight blue hue will make you look ethereal and mysterious!
“This dress is one of those creations where the mind wanders, imagines, and drifts away. I saw a long skirt and loved its movement—heavy yet supple—and the depth it added with every step, like majestic waves breaking into foam and starting anew. To recreate this effect on a short dress, I worked on the draping starting from the asymmetry of the shoulder, cutting and sewing everything on the bias to achieve that ceaseless movement of the fabric. I then needed to enhance this weighty quality with this hand-embroidery, undulating and swimming in the depths of midnight blue.”
Audrey Ruchet Bach, Artistic director EneaFor me, one of the most powerful quotes is André Breton’s “Beauty will be convulsive or it will not be at all.” I think fashion is just like that—a sudden surge, a burst of brilliance, something self-evident. A light that comes on and never goes out!
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