Courreges2-Pocket Medusa Crepe Button-Down Shirt
$1,050
Color: Blacknatural
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- Courreges "Medusa" crepe shirt featuring a spotted print
- Point collar; concealed button front
- Long sleeves; button cuffs
- Chest flap pockets
- Slim fit
- Shirttail hem
- Silk/viscose
- Imported
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About Courrèges:
Founded in 1961 by André and Coqueline Courrèges, the Courrèges house revolutionized the world of fashion and design. Movement, purity, color, light... such are the hallmarks and distinctive style that Courrèges began asserting as early as 1965 with the emphasis on structured lines and the focus on white, before branching into color variations and new materials, such as vinyl. Eminently optimistic and full of energy, Courrèges has blazed a trail in every field where it has ever dared to venture. The revival of this legendary brand is now taking on a new dimension with the appointments of Nicolas Di Felice at the head of the House’s Artistic Direction. “I’ve always dreamed of Courrèges, with its radical and enveloping universe. It is a house which means a lot to me and in which I see myself. Its simplicity, clarity, not to mention its optimism—I am honored to keep these values alive, and I hope to do so with as much passion and enthusiasm as the House’s founder,” said Nicolas Di Felice. Originally from Belgium, Nicolas Di Felice studied at La Cambre in Brussels, then worked for almost 12 years at Balenciaga, Dior, and Louis Vuitton.
Founded in 1961 by André and Coqueline Courrèges, the Courrèges house revolutionized the world of fashion and design. Movement, purity, color, light... such are the hallmarks and distinctive style that Courrèges began asserting as early as 1965 with the emphasis on structured lines and the focus on white, before branching into color variations and new materials, such as vinyl. Eminently optimistic and full of energy, Courrèges has blazed a trail in every field where it has ever dared to venture. The revival of this legendary brand is now taking on a new dimension with the appointments of Nicolas Di Felice at the head of the House’s Artistic Direction. “I’ve always dreamed of Courrèges, with its radical and enveloping universe. It is a house which means a lot to me and in which I see myself. Its simplicity, clarity, not to mention its optimism—I am honored to keep these values alive, and I hope to do so with as much passion and enthusiasm as the House’s founder,” said Nicolas Di Felice. Originally from Belgium, Nicolas Di Felice studied at La Cambre in Brussels, then worked for almost 12 years at Balenciaga, Dior, and Louis Vuitton.