La Redoute invites three young French designers for autumn

For fall-winter 2015-2016, La Redoute celebrates the new generation of French artists and invites Christine Phung, Etienne and Coralie Deroeux Marabelle for three pointed capsule collections exclusively designated for the sign of distance selling.
The common point between Ba & sh claws, Anthony Vaccarello, Cedric Charlier, Brigitte Bardot or Courrèges? Have all in the past collaborated with La Redoute and proposed a consumer version of their work. While distance selling brand positioning confirms its creators and offered us recently invited two choices that are Jacquemus and Jeanne Damascus sharp capsule collections, the brand sees the big picture for next fall and do not invite one but three young designers to imagine exclusive collections. Discover the changing of the French establishment by offering lines of ready-to-wear affordable but faithful to the identity of designers, so that's the credo of La Redoute, which invites Christine Phung, Etienne and Coralie Deroeux Marabelle for fall -Winter 2015-2016.
It was at the Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp Deroeux Etienne made his debut (prestigious school that has seen pass including Ann Demeulemeester, Dries Van Noten and Martin Margiela) before joining La Cambre in Brussels and out a first collection in 2011. The DNA of his house, he has chosen to base in Paris: sportswear creations that draw their inspiration from architecture, with straight lines and structured volumes. La Redoute, the young Belgian imagine pliers tailors, geometric prints in mix & clash or rights coats borrowed from menswear.