Red is the domain of all passions. A concentration of vitality that energizes our interiors and takes us back to our roots. Its vermillion shades flirt warmly with orange. Burnished, they evoke the earth.
Deep and mystical, purple soothes the turbulence of the mind. But to embrace this chromatic field is, above all, to open one's heart.
We are all marked by founding memories, those key moments that feel like starting blocks that give impetus to our lives. One of mine is meeting the Dalai Lama in 1991 in Dharamsala.
He was demurely draped in his carmine red and turmeric kesa. I was 18 years old. A great moment of spiritual joy as I accompanied my father, who was then running Vogue magazine. Warm and deep, slightly pink, the Piment shade is a nod to this intense reminiscence, soft as velvet.
Charged with mystery and an almost ecclesiastical opulence, this purplish purple subtly marks the transition between the chromatic field of red and that of blue. Its warm and intoxicating notes, close to burgundy, darken in the evening light to reveal the splendor of their dark side.
Aubergine is the ultimate muted shade, which invites you to dream and gives you an irresistible urge to cocoon!
Evocative of the seascapes and traditions of the Gironde coast, Pinasse is a warm and authentic shade, blending the ochre of weathered wood with the brown of bark salted by the wind.
Inspired by the flat-bottomed boats that ply the Arcachon Bay, it depicts the tides, the golden sand, and the amber reflections of the setting sun on the oak trees sculpted by time. A tribute to the craftsmanship of yesteryear and the natural elegance of the Atlantic shores.
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