Jérôme Dreyfuss Women

Quickly admired by the biggest names out there, Jérôme Dreyfuss has established himself as an essential designer of our time, especially in the world of handbags where is reputation is second to none. But it was first through ready-to-wear that the couturier began his career in 1998 with a first womenswear collection that he called "Couture to wear". Spontaneous and impertinent, this first line propelled Dreyfuss among the most elite of the Paris designers. Nicknamed the "enfant terrible of fashion", he made it a point of honour to transform the bodies and curves of women. He thus presented his first couture-to-wear collection at 23 years old and distinguished himself through his audacity and singularity. His unforgettable tape corset became cult and was even acquired by the Musée des Arts décoratifs the following year, winning the prestigious Andam prize. Four years later, the couturier began designing accessories. He gave life to a line of luxury handbags baptized "Roots of Luxury", highlighting materials like soft leather. Designed to become real lifelong companions, Jérôme Dreyfuss bags perfectly reflecting the nomadic urban aesthetic that women today are looking for. That's how this French designer imagined his iconic Billy, Bobi, Lulu and Yves, all made in soft, light leather and perfectly adapted to everyday life. In 2004, he launched the label Agricouture which fights for sustainable development in production, selecting vegan leathers and buying raw materials exclusively from Europe-based suppliers. It's resolutely responsible fashion.