VALETTE STUDIO

LOOK 11 ANNA

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LOOK 1 EVAN

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LOOK 6 SULLEE

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LOOK 12 THON

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VALETTE STUDIO
PRIVATE SALES

VENDREDI 17 JUILLET 
SAMEDI 18 JUILLET

10H - 20H

62, Rue Condorcet 75009 Paris

VALETTE STUDIO
SPRING-SUMMER 2027
DANDYS DADA

Creative Director: Pierre-François Valette

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When the Atelier is no longer just a manufacturing tool
The 24 looks of the Spring–Summer 2027 collection mark a new stage in the development of Valette Studio. The evolution stems not only from fresh inspiration but from the introduction of new Savoir-Faire.
When tailoring converses with the fluidity of flou
An enduring house heritage, tailoring remains an anchor point. Cut on the straight
grain, wool twills, cotton poplins, and recycled leather sketch the garment’s architecture.
The tailoring base stands out through heightened attention to detail: recurring zips, a horsehair chest piece supporting the structure, leather-covered shoulder pads, fully canvassed jackets, more complex constructions, and a multiplication of ways to wear each piece.
In parallel, the introduction of flou and grand flou—worlds of their own—is the direct
result of new profiles within the Atelier . They bring their own sensibility and creative
proposals.
Fluid fabrics—silk mousseline and viscose jersey—worked on the bias, bring lightness, transparency, and sensuality to the Spring–Summer 2027 collection.
When constructivism brings order, Dada ushers in disruption
The inspiration was born from the Constructivist movement. It informs the tailoring, the lines, and the cut of the jackets and trousers.
Conversely, Dadaism appears in the shifting of volumes, deformations, visual collages, repeating zips, and playful proportions.
This tension between control and movement energizes the summer color palette.
Black, white, off-white, and beige underscore the rigor of tailoring, while intense violet, earthen orange, and two exclusive prints—a zebra and a spotted motif—disrupt that construct.
It is a craft sometimes invisible to the naked eye, yet one that remains at the heart of the Co