Isabel Marant, the famed French clothier identified for her eponymous label and effortlessly cool aesthetics, is collaborating with luxurious reseller Vestiaire Collective on a pop-up store.
From Monday, clients may have unique entry to the digital pop-up to buy items hand-picked by the designer.
The web retailer will highlight classic items from the Isabel Marant, Marant Etoile line (the secondary assortment), sneakers and equipment. What’s extra, 15 of her most well-known seems to be from trend exhibits over the previous decade can be on supply.
There can be a number of sizes out there for particular seems to be, with costs starting from $15 to $1,000.
This partnership is a part of the Isabel Marant Classic initiative, launched by Faume in 2021. Faume was created in 2020 to handle manufacturers’ secondhand market globally from a logistical perspective. As a part of its three way partnership, Faume and Marant additionally promote classic on-line at isabelmarant-vintage.com to increase the life of clothes and promote round trend.
“We’re thrilled to accomplice with Vestiaire Collective to supply our clients an unique collection of curated pre-loved items. This initiative aligns with our dedication to sustainability and permits our trend to proceed to carry pleasure to new homeowners for a few years to return, what I prefer to name ecology of clothes”, Isabel Marant instructed WWD.
Sophie Hersan, Co-Founder and Trend Director at Vestiaire Collective, added: “Isabel Marant embodies a extremely recognizable way of life and a free-spirited character. Her timelessness and modernity triumph with every assortment. Vestiaire Collective, which has in its DNA the promotion of timeless trend and sturdy items, is delighted with this partnership encouraging ever higher circularity and sustainability.”
Extra designer manufacturers are collaborating with Vestiaire Collective as of late, to advertise round trend and to assist struggle trend waste. Final yr, the net reseller collaborated with Gucci and Burberry to host comparable pop-up retailers.
