FIGARET X CASA LOPEZ
WHERE THE ART OF THE SHIRT MEETS
THE ART OF LIVING
Figaret and Casa Lopez have partnered to create a unique capsule collection, designed as an invitation to celebrate the arrival of warmer weather.
This collaboration offers a new interpretation of Casa Lopez’s iconic patterns. The Arcos motif, an intertwining of plants and birds, and the Mimosa motif, combined with sky blue stripes, come to life on a careful selection of summer fabrics: crisp poplin, pique cotton, vibrant silk, and airy linen.
For this occasion, new distinctive cuts—mostly unisex—are introduced into the Figaret wardrobe, drawing inspiration from the personal wardrobe of Pierre Sauvage, owner of Casa Lopez. Their distinctive feature? A signature collar without a collar stand, bringing modernity and ease.
ANOTHER COMMON THREAD IN THIS COLLECTION: EACH CREATION FEATURES A CASA LOPEZ MOTIF EMBROIDERED ON THE CUFF – THE MIXED-COIN BIRD, AND THE MIMOSA SPRIG ON THE WOMEN'S MODELS.
ELEVEN UNRELEASED TRACKS
The Pedro model enhances the traditional shirt with a lined button placket, subtly suggested through transparency.
The Cadaques shirt embodies casual elegance with its slip-on pop-over cut, a contemporary reinterpretation of the polo collar.
Becoming an essential to wear over both sophisticated outfits and swimsuits, the Formentera tunic features a straight cut with a Tunisian neckline and offset hip pockets.
The Oiseau cotton voile scarf adds a colorful touch to the most minimalist outfits, tied around the neck or tucked into the hair.
For women, the Leonor beach shirt offers a refined look with its asymmetrical shirttail cut, punctuated with cleverly placed pleats in the back and on the sleeves for a touch of volume.
Finally, the Arcos set combines the proven comfort of a Figaret pajama cut, redesigned for daytime wear, with the unparalleled charm of printed silk; it is then worn for all of life's precious moments.
FIGARET X CASA LOPEZ
The collection's inspirations according to Pierre Sauvage, head of the lifestyle brand.
“Casa Lopez patterns obsess me, I constantly imagine them on an infinite number of objects. It's a joy to be able to apply them, for the first time, to clothing in collaboration with a brand that I've been familiar with forever.”
