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La Madrilène

Fall Winter 2026

Madrid, in autumn. Inspired by the women of Madrid; confident, feminine and free. 

La Madrilène is a dialogue between two cities, two attitudes, two ways of dressing: the spirit of Madrid and the refinement of Paris.

 

Designed and made in Paris, in limited editions.

A Spanish soul, with a Parisian savoir-faire.

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Carmen Blouse

Carmen. Madrid in spirit, Paris in silhouette.

There is something of Goya’s women in her attitude, and something of Paris in the way she moves.

The Carmen blouse takes its name from that unmistakable Spanish femininity : expressive, confident, never excessive  and translates it through a Parisian cut: a generous collar, clean lines and a silhouette designed to be worn in more than one way.

A meeting between the warm light of Madrid and the quiet elegance of Paris.

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Iconic Blouses, New Prints

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Cecilia Blouse

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Lola Blouse

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IInés Blouse

Somewhere between Madrid and Paris.

LA MADRILÈNE

She carries the golden light of the Paseo del Prado, the spirit of Almodóvar’s Madrid, and the effortless allure of a Parisian woman leaving Le Palace at dawn.

La Madrilène is a dialogue between two creative worlds:

the passion of Madrid and the refinement of Paris.

A nod to the women who shaped the era: Paloma Picasso in her flea-market elegance, Loulou de La Falaise at Saint Laurent, the women of Rive Gauche, and the bold, artistic spirit that would soon define Madrid’s underground scene.

Rich autumn tones, 70s silhouettes and quiet details, imagined for a woman who dresses with instinct, not fashion.

Made in Paris.
With Madrid in its soul.

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