Elegance and timelessness. This is undoubtedly what best defines the identity of the women's ready-to-wear brand, born in the 1970s. Since its creation, Maison Darel has displayed its sense of refinement and know-how of a collection to another, with the same desire to offer high quality accessories and clothing, which aim to enhance women. With a strong heritage, the brand designs its pieces with attention to detail and exceptional materials.
This season once again, the spring-summer 2024 line takes the French capital as a source of inspiration and more precisely the Parisienne, her light approach and her impeccable, effortless style. It is the model and actress Camille Rowe who embodies the Darel house.
The Emmanuela Gérard Darel dress
And this time, the Parisian is on a getaway to the South of France, on the Côte d'Azur, where she walks a silhouette combining simplicity, discretion and luxury. Equally comfortable with classic and original pieces, she draws the lines of an iconic look that pays homage to that of Jackie Kennedy.
Sand tones and elegant accessories
His summer strolls are done in a gradient of sand, blue, white or black tones, which we find on a trench coat, a polka dot dress, a pussy-bow shirt, a white suit or even a black shirt and white Bermuda shorts. At the heart of the collection, a jumpsuit, a jacket, a skirt and pants take up the codes of safari jackets from the 1970s, while the military aesthetic is found on a navy blue jacket with gold buttons and white Bermuda shorts.
To accompany this trip to the seaside, Gérard Darel offers emblematic bags from the house. Starting with the 24H, a soft, functional and elegant leather handbag, which embodies Darel practicality and style. The silhouettes are also completed by the Fanny, with sensual lines, the Suzanne to wear close to you, and the Mini Charlotte, displayed in the colors of the night.
The Suzanne Gérard Darel bag
In the video, Camille Rowe embodies this independent, free muse, letting time stretch deliciously, as the summer season invites us to do. With a touch of humor and impertinence that is completely Parisian, and therefore very much in keeping with Gérard Darel: “Luxury, calm and décolleté”.