TOUR IN THE 4TH DIMENSION

A visit to Santa Capella in Paris. A live journey through the ‘lle de la ci cición’, born from the memories of the past and taking us to a new dimension, a meeting point between today’s tourist and the most sophisticated ladies of high society in Paris, where past and present go hand in hand to give life to today’s woman: free, inspiring, intelligent and without rules. A woman who carries elegance in her DNA, as something intrinsic to her very being.

Immersed in this jewel of French Gothic architecture in full restoration, 10 metres above the floor of Santa Capella, we will see how Gothic structures, hydraulic floors and the star-shaped roof come to life to give way to this new collection. A great trick where nothing is what it seems.

So, inspired by the experience of Parisian tourism, we give shape to new looks with silhouettes committed to volume, combining Gothic structures that move to skirts, columns and cotillas; with reinterpreted urban elements and taken to the highest level.

We bring to life the colour that recalls the stone, the colourful stained glass and the characteristic blue sky of Sainte-Chapelle, with the gold of its nerves.

And we open up to innovation in materials, with the use of wetsuits, velvets and cups that build a rehabilitated dress, made with fabrics from the present and the past, reusing materials from previous collections and rescued pieces from cupboards and second-hand shops.

Bosses “animal shaped”, stamped with a renewed “animal print” and jewels “animal impact” release the leopards captured by the floor of the chapel. Flying jackets take over from medieval clerical hats to give life to new silhouettes that empower today’s woman. And bold touches highlight the evolution, the social shock and the difference in class between the Middle Ages and today.

A visit to the 4th dimension, which allows us to reinterpret what we thought we had learnt, through a daring play between the present, the past and the future, which combines cancans and quarries with elements of the new technological age, illustrating the evolution of a class society that, after more than 500 years, still speaks of power. The question now is: how is power measured in the 21st century?

A proposal full of meaning that once again combines urban fashion with the highest design, in the purest LARHHA style. A signature that, with this collection, reaffirms its desire to bring haute couture down to street level, like the great architectural works of recent times.