Haute Couture

This anniversary collection, telling the story of the House's refined heroine travelling to Samarkand, became a hymn to freedom and the thirst for adventure. Weary of luxury, the heroine assembles an eclectic wardrobe, boldly combining reimagined Uzbek chapan robes, wide harem trousers and layered dresses.

In place of the House's familiar rose, the leading decorative motif became ornament inspired by intoxicating plants such as poppy and belladonna, hand-painted onto fabric and embroidered with crystals for a dimensional effect. The freedom-loving traveller's look was completed by a footwear collection created with the British brand Charlotte Olympia — pointed mules finished with full bows — along with voluminous tote bags and crystal harnesses.