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Maison Cherie
Traveling over the years, she has been able to absorb fashions and cultures not only from Europe, but also from Africa and the Caribbean, in order to open her taste for her to new space-time horizons. The search for fabrics to make his garments is very long and careful, to make sure to evaluate unique and quality materials, so that all the garments in the collection are held together by a thin thread that binds them, both in the models and in the colors.
Maison Cherie’s jackets, with extraordinary cuts, become an indispensable must in a chic and informal wardrobe. The product is finely crafted, with sartorial features and unquestionably made in Italy.
Within the collection, some extremely well-finished pieces are produced in a limited edition. The aesthetic result is of a stylistic freshness that stands out for the novelty of the look it suggests.
The iconic jacket
Maison Cherie was created to be able to respond to that part of femininity that wants to be recognized for an extremely refined and authentic look.
The bold note that gives value to its garments is the ability to let you dive into the past to re-emerge full of suggestions filtered through modernity.
The garment that best expresses all these elements is the ‘baroque’ jacket by Maison Cherie. With a subtle thread it leads us between the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, in that reconquest of femininity carried out starting from the second half of the seventeenth century where the concept of fashion, being trendy, enhancing oneself makes its way.
The brand muse is Marie Antoniette, as Sofia Coppola gave her back to us: a historical icon who in turn was the protagonist of unforgettable collections for Dior, Alexander McQueen and Karl Lagerfeld.
In this way Maison Cherie elaborates, from the cut point of view, a very structured jacket, with a singular fit. The brand manages to give a note of audacity, of unconventionality, of avant-garde in the choice of the raw cut as opposed to the sartorial care of the jacket. Maison Cherie then goes on to decline the model of the “baroque” jacket in a wide choice of fabrics, from camouflage to washed jeans, from brocades to cooked silks, without forgetting the faded and centrifuged canvases.
Maison Cherie has a dream: to follow in the footsteps of great Italian tailoring which, as never before, must continue to shine for the absolute perfection of the fit lines, the quality of the materials and that unusual magic in designing the collections.