For a long time, Julie had dreamed of introducing new fabrics that felt lighter, airier, almost elusive.
It was in Istanbul, at the crossroads between East and West, that the designer discovered new materials capable of capturing light differently, of following movement without ever restricting it. Airy, fluid fabrics, almost like a second skin, designed to let the silhouette breathe freely. A city of contrasts and craftsmanship, this new stopover opens up a new creative territory alongside the Balinese ateliers that have accompanied the brand since its beginnings.
This season, cotton voile makes its entrance into the Maison Saint Julien wardrobe. Woven with delicate tone-on-tone stripes, it reveals a subtle texture that catches the light and brings movement to the silhouette with every step. Alongside it, a natural viscose with a soft, flowing drape follows the body with effortless fluidity. Soft and lightweight, it enhances the prints and allows the garment to move in harmony with the woman who wears it.
This pursuit of light continues through colour. Inspired by a new fig shade — deep and mineral — Julie imagines a sun-drenched, vibrant palette. Hues that feel ripened by the sun: radiant lemon, glowing coral, luminous clementine, and an intense blue reminiscent of Mediterranean waters.
Also new this season: coordinated sets take on a new place within the Maison Saint Julien wardrobe. Oversized shirts, wide-leg trousers and fluid shorts create silhouettes designed for travelling light, to be worn as total looks, mixed and matched, or reinvented according to mood and desire. Finally, the Safari print emerges as a capsule of its own. Graphic, bold and deeply elegant, it celebrates a free and sovereign femininity, guided by its own horizon.
More than a collection, CARNET DE VOYAGE creates a wardrobe for free-spirited women. Women who move forward with character, follow the light, and let movement shape their allure.