MARIE LAURENCE STEVIGNY

The idea is as simple as a nonchalant unconscious gesture, the accessory minimalist and elegant.
Marie-Laurence Stévigny, designer of good use, creator of good sense, has conceived her unisex and
modular Pockets as dissociable, timeless and interchangeable pockets. The hidden element of the
garment becomes an ornament, an outfit enhancer.
They are worn visibly and within easy reach or protected under the jacket, but they are not bought
under the cloak: made by the most expert craftsmen of full grain leathers and beautiful materials in
Spain, Italy and now Philippines for the lambskin nappa capsule they are chosen as they will be loved; durably and with care.
The textures adapt to the seasons, the colors coordinate with all intentions, with a natural palette as a
base. Marie-Laurence Stévigny favors beautiful natural leathers and up cycled fabrics, preserved
know-how, fluid uses, like a full grain leather nourished by patience. And because they are intrinsically
intimate, Pockets can now be personalized with the initials of those who already wear them.
Marie-Laurence Stévigny is a Belgian but international designer who values the notion of discreet
luxury. Pockets are the first bags in the history of fashion, but also the first "hiding places" that brought
emancipation to women who only had what society wanted to give them. Symbols of freedom, Pockets
free the movement, lighten the silhouette, emphasize the moment, and to pocket the difference.