Lolita Jacobs imagines ‘a vestiaire for the week’
For winter 2026, we invited Paris-based fashion editor and creative director Lolita Jacobs to select and style pieces from our current collection. The result is what she calls ‘a vestiaire for the week’: an ensemble of layered looks designed around the rhythm of everyday life.
Lolita Jacobs imagines ‘a vestiaire for the week’
For winter 2026, we invited Paris-based fashion editor and creative director Lolita Jacobs to select and style pieces from our current collection. The result is what she calls ‘a vestiaire for the week’: an ensemble of layered looks designed around the rhythm of everyday life.
Lolita Jacobs is a little bit different
Lolita Jacobs is a little bit different
As fashion director of L’Étiquette Femme, a Paris style magazine created as ‘a guide to clothing’, Jacobs has long been interested in clothes and the ways people make them their own. For this edit, she approached the collection as she does a fashion story: trying the garments herself, studying their fit and selecting combinations that felt natural rather than constructed.
As fashion director of L’Étiquette Femme, a Paris style magazine created as ‘a guide to clothing’, Jacobs has long been interested in clothes and the ways people make them their own. For this edit, she approached the collection as she does a fashion story: trying the garments herself, studying their fit and selecting combinations that felt natural rather than constructed.
‘For me, with a hint of red somewhere, my outfit is done. I don’t wear a lot of make-up, so I consider red my make-up. It’s so joyful.’
Lolita Jacobs
‘For me, with a hint of red somewhere, my outfit is done. I don’t wear a lot of make-up, so I consider red my make-up. It’s so joyful.’
Lolita Jacobs
Lolita Jacobs on Frenchness, eccentricity and inspiration
Lolita Jacobs on Frenchness, eccentricity and inspiration
