Heritage houses and emerging labels, artists and pop culture icons: the season brings together worlds that seemed worlds apart. Eight capsule collections that reinvent the most familiar wardrobe staples.

Scholl x Carel
Two iconic footwear brands bring their heritages together. Scholl, a pioneer in ergonomic footwear, and Carel, a Parisian house renowned for its retro elegance and attention to detail, have joined forces on the Pescura model . The wooden-soled clog is reinterpreted with a "C"-shaped heel, available in vibrant orange, denim blue, or a combination of white and wood brown. Far from subdued hues, this capsule collection embraces a cheerful spirit, continuing Carel's tradition of joyful collaborations, following in the footsteps of Méduse and Kevin Germanier.



Call It By Your Name x Ilio Smeraldo
The Italian fashion house Ilio Smeraldo, founded by Barbara Borghini and Maria de la Orden and known for its work with Venetian furlane, has teamed up with the French label Call It By Your Name. Together, the two brands have created a capsule collection of shoes designed for lightness, ease of wear, and crafted in vibrant colors. This collaboration prioritizes comfort as much as style, with a distinctly Mediterranean feel.




Eagle x Chlorine
Aigle's technical expertise meets that of Chlore, a young French swimwear brand founded in 2018 and committed to responsible manufacturing. From this collaboration emerges a hybrid collection where raincoats, swimsuits, and accessories celebrate a lifestyle centered around water. Clean lines, high-performance fabrics, and graphic colors convey a contemporary vision of the outdoors, balancing function and elegance without ever compromising environmental responsibility.




Marisa Berenson x Zara
A major figure in 1970s fashion, Marisa Berenson lends her vision to Zara for an exclusive capsule collection. Personal photographs, bohemian influences, flowing silhouettes, and vintage-inspired accessories compose a wardrobe conceived as a travel journal. Beyond the collaboration, the collection pays homage to a personality whose elegance continues to inspire fashion today.




Isabel Marant x Havaianas
A symbol of vacation, the Havaianas flip-flop has been reimagined by Isabel Marant. The Parisian designer has preserved the laid-back DNA of the Brazilian brand while adding her signature touch: animal prints, metallic finishes, and natural hues. This capsule collection confirms the rise of a garment long relegated to the beach, now a staple in even the most sophisticated summer looks.




Undiz x Playboy
Undiz revisits the Playboy universe through a collection of lingerie, pajamas, and loungewear. Without adhering to the brand's historical codes, the capsule collection embraces a pop aesthetic that is colorful and decidedly Y2K. Recognizable logos, soft fabrics, and modern cuts appeal to a generation rediscovering iconic figures of popular culture.



Hercule Studio x Thomas Lélu
The French design studio Hercule Studio has invited artist and writer Thomas Lélu to create a capsule collection where furniture and everyday objects become mediums of expression. Through his ironic prose, Lélu transforms minimalist creations into pieces that exist at the intersection of design and art. This collaboration reflects the growing interest among creative houses in the intersection of disciplines.


Repetto x Birkenstock
An icon of dance and French craftsmanship, Repetto joins forces with Birkenstock, the global leader in anatomical footwear. The capsule collection features three models: the Arizona , reimagined with oversized round buckles; the Scala, with its rounded toe and laced bow reminiscent of a slipper; and the Opéra clog , derived from the Boston , adorned with long, removable ribbons to tie around the ankle. Each pair rests on Birkenstock's anatomical cork footbed, here lined with the Vichy pattern so beloved by the Parisian brand. Designed in Paris and produced in the shoemaker's German workshops, the collection has been available since July 16, 2026, in iconic pink, flame red, and deep black.











