Modern Art, In Dress Form

Inspired by Duilio Barnabé's impressionist artworks, Gauchère's Spring/Summer 2015 collection exudes a ‘60s avant-garde sensibility. The emerging Parisian label is known for drawing upon the traditions of couture fashion houses, with an emphasis on high-quality garments and production. This season is no different: designer Marie-Christine Starz focuses on delicate construction, exquisite pleating, and textural fabrics. The garments’ artistic and abstract feel doesn’t compromise their wearability: Asymmetry and eclectic color-blocking elevate modern shift dresses and A-line silhouettes.

Layering shapes, colors, and fabrics are key this season. The Felicia Sleeveless Dress is central to the modernist-art influence, with curved panels, a clashing palette, and gradient colored pleats at its hem. The conceptual designs continue with the Fabrizia Pleated Skirt, which features crisp micro-pleats in opposing dual-tone colors. Pair with the vintage couture-inspired Gauchère Print T-Shirt for an effortless cool. With new captivating, left-of-center designs each season, it’s no wonder that "Gauchère" literally translates to "left-handed" in French.

Shop all Gauchére here Felicia Sleeveless Dress in red beige Felix Sleeveless Top in black/white Fabrizia Pleated Skirt in red/beige Finni Gauchere Print T-Shirt in black Felicia Sleeveless Dress in black/white