Collection 2024
Our very first collection was designed and produced in India and the United Arab Emirates in 2022/2023. We carefully designed each piece and shot the photo campaign in Abu Dhabi—a truly moving moment, seeing our designs come to life for the first time. Offering accessible fashion crafted from luxurious fabrics, our first orders soon began to come in, marking the launch of our young brand!
Audrey, why did you choose Delhi as your inspiration?
I lived in India for three years. At first, I explored the country with an incredible thirst for discovery. I saw a country-continent, rich in colors, textures, cultures, and folklore. From the arid north near the Himalayas, dotted with Buddhist and Tibetan temples, to the lush forests of the south, the wonder never ceased! I was fascinated by the sari—that vast expanse of fabric (sometimes 6 to 8 meters long!) that, when draped so delicately, becomes a dress with a thousand beautiful folds! It was all about the draping and the asymmetry! Then, later on, while confined to my home in Delhi during the COVID pandemic, I had plenty of time to dream. I was able to sew, cut, and assemble… and relive all those wonderful trips, conceptualizing a collection rich with all my experiences. As I moved away from that wonderful country, I wanted to bring a piece of its magic with me and bring it to life every day.
Audrey, why Andalucia as a source of inspiration?
I danced flamenco for several years, drawn to this dance of incredible power, where the dancer, the singer, the applause, the sound of the heels, and the guitar… all come together in an incredible symphony and synergy. The power radiating from this song, from this art form, moves me deeply. Cádiz—and more broadly, the coast from Huelva to Cádiz and the countryside around Jerez—represents for me the strength, power, and pride of Andalusia, but also the joy of life and long evenings spent relaxing by the sea.
Minerva
“Minerva is the goddess of wisdom… and a nod to my life in India back then. Indian women, who are very organized, use their saris to carry their children and groceries. So, when we went grocery shopping at the supermarket, we’d take the motorcycle to avoid Delhi’s heavy traffic, and bringing the groceries home could be tricky. So I designed these sari pants to be comfortable but also to look like a local. The 3 meters of fabric from the wrap-around sari—in addition to allowing for a thousand different scarves and knots—also lets you wrap up your groceries and bring them home safely! A great memory: on my fourth round trip, I managed to bring the eggs home without breaking a single one!” Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
Minerva is an over comfy sari pants to follow you on all your adventures. Want to stylish travel, climb and impress? A must-have in your wardrobe!
Natarja
"Nataraja is a representation of the god Shiva performing the cosmic dance of the universe, representing the perpetual movement and change. A key episode in the Indian mythology. The color saffron, sacred in India, was therefore an obvious choice for this dress! The dress is mounted on a cotton background and wrapped in sari muslin, with small ruffles, completely handmade, evoking lightness, dance, and movement. You float and twirl in an innovative and daring dress."
Natarja It is a little twirling dress with ruffles, made from a delicate sari chiffon fabric. Floating and swirling, it will give you a "je ne sais quoi" of an Indian dancer.
Sita
“Sita is the embodiment of Lakshmi, the wife of Vishnu, the iconic god of the Indian trinity. I envisioned her as bold, understated, refined, sensual, discreet, and traditional. The floral dress is lightweight and made of a flowing fabric; it can be draped over either the left or right shoulder of your choice, just like a traditional sari. It fastens with two small, hidden buttons, ensuring freedom of movement and fluidity. It can be rolled up, revealing both arms, for a more dynamic look, or draped over the shoulder for a magnificent traditional dance-like movement. It can be worn both day and night.”
Sita can be worn however you like—with full sleeves or bare arms. Go from day to night in the blink of an eye, while staying stylish and comfortable!
Razia
"Razia Sultana, daughter of the Mamluk sultan Shamsuddin, ruled India between 1236 and 1240. She was the first Muslim woman in history to rule a sultanate. Defying intrigue and prejudice, rising to the top of a lavish court, she needed a queen's dress, red and gold, handmade in brocade with a regal drape. It takes 7 meters of fabric to create the movements of this magical and enchanting dress!"
Razia is the princess dress. Styled and breathtaking, it will enhance your bust, giving you a haughty bearing and a royal elegance
Arya
“Arya means “honorable” and can be used for both men and women, depending on the countries. It seemed perfect to me for a serie of feminine and elegant skirts, to be worn with sneakers and a little top for a sporty look, or with a silk blouse. Made from 5 meters of fabric, the brocade gives your outfit a haughty look and rich magnificence. With their moiré pattern, they reflect the light in their incandescent embroidery."
Arya is a skirt that stands on its own, thanks to its iridescent colors and elegance. It pairs well with any top to create a stunning outfit .
Maya
“Maya is like a bird that let itself be carried by the warm winds before landing on the shores of the Mediterranean. From her long journey from the Andes, she brings back exotic feathers from a distant empire: the Maya. Regal, in immaculate white, she impresses with her boldness and chic. Made entirely of silk, the scarf draped over the shoulder offers a thousand ways to tie it and a thousand Andean daydreams.”
Maya is the delicacy of a feather taking flight, full of grace and sensuality. Soar through the clouds!
Selena
“Selena is a name of Arabic origin that means ‘solemn,’ but it has become widely adopted throughout Spain, evoking a cheerful and fearless spirit: it’s perfect for this Andalusian collection that bridges cultures. This dress is ideal for special occasions—it’s breathtaking in its simplicity—yet it also evokes a summer evening of dancing and twirling. Draping gracefully over your body and crafted seamlessly—like a sheer fabric draped over you that follows your every movement—it is fastened with a gold braid featuring an oriental embroidery pattern called “Tali,” delicately crafted to lend an even more regal air.”
Selena It will dress you in no time. The flowing red chiffon will flatter your figure. Embroidered in gold, it will bring out the radiant woman you are.
Olivia
“Olivia is like a boat ride, all alone in the middle of the endless ocean. The scorching sea, the blinding sun. The colors of the dress blend into the sea and sky. The silhouette is sleek and flowing. You slip it on in an instant as you emerge from the water. It dresses you in no time at all. It shields you from the sun’s rays. Its silk lets your sun-kissed skin breathe. It is freedom and dreams.”
Olivia was created for a boat trip, with the fluidity and sensuality of the wind on your skin, and the slow, incessant movement of the waves lulling you.
Carmen
“Carmen is Bizet’s opera, and that song, ‘Prends garde à toi…’.” As the most frequently performed opera in the world, this strong, fatal woman who defies the law and trusts only in love and loyalty captivates and fascinates audiences. I imagined her as a rebellious, chic, and daring dancer. She shifts from convention to a wild, unbridled rhythm in the blink of an eye. Naturally, she’s full of color and frills!”
Carmen is the flamenco flamboyance and voluptuousness, the symbol of the strong, independent and sensual woman that you are. Dance all night long – or pretend to do so, Ole!
Isabel
“Isabel was the legendary queen of Spain who united Castile, Aragon, and the northern provinces—and, of course, reclaimed Andalusia from the Moors. It was during her reign that Christopher Columbus discovered the Americas. Strong and determined, she claimed the crown and the throne despite the Salic Law and worked tirelessly to lay the foundations of modern Spain and unify the country. She was the grandmother of Charles V, who would later become emperor. I could only imagine her wearing pants, so she could be at ease and comfortable during her long rides and battles on horseback. I wanted dark, austere colors, while using silky and satiny fabrics with oriental motifs—she who moved the court to Granada, captivated by the treasures of the Alhambra.”
Isabel Is an elegant and timeless jumpsuit that will highlight your curves, combining femininity and everyday comfort.
Audrey Ruchet Bach, Artistic director EneaI love frills, ruffles, feathers... let's say everything about the opulence of dancing and shows! I admire the woman body's suggested, elegant, highlighted like a piece of art.
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