ISABEL MARANT

Isabel Marant has redefined Parisian cool-girl chic, paradoxically drawing inspiration from all corners of the globe—from the American West to the French Riviera. With a keen eye for cultivating what Vogue describes as a "nomadic" aesthetic, the design house has garnered a devoted following among fashion's elite.

This covetable image has been meticulously crafted by the designer herself since the inception of her first knitwear and jersey brand, Twen, in 1989. In 1995, she introduced her eponymous label, expanding into a larger ready-to-wear offering. Despite consistently presenting fresh designs each season, Marant remains steadfastly true to her identity—a French embodiment of effortless style, akin to "sprezzatura," if such a term exists.