French Countryside Charm Meets '60s Chic: Cinq à Sept's Pre-Fall Collection Unveiled
Step into the world of Cinq à Sept's pre-fall collection, where the essence of a Parisian girl's closet comes to life. Founder Jane Siskin drew inspiration from French countryside charm, '60s chic a la Françoise Hardy, and a touch of flamboyant Jimi Hendrix flair. This season, the brand's signature elements were blended together to create a fresh and exciting lineup.
The collection features Cinq à Sept's signature frilly floral dresses, with a twist on archival prints for a modern update. New additions like swing jackets and vests add a touch of sophistication to the mix. Siskin highlighted the importance of investing in key pieces like swing jackets and vests, which were adorned with vintage-inspired brooches and ruffled linings for an eclectic touch.
Bubble hemlines take center stage in the collection, with draped viscose skirts and harem pants adding a playful and whimsical vibe. Siskin introduced the "double-bubble" skirt set and "the genie" harem pants, showcasing her love for versatile separates that can easily transition from day to night. The black satin harem pants with white lace insets are a standout piece that Siskin envisions stealing from her imaginary muse.
One of Siskin's favorite looks from the collection is the tiered caplet top paired with the harem pants. She emphasized the versatility of these pieces, which can be styled in multiple ways for a laid-back day or a dressed-up night out. With a mix of classic silhouettes and modern twists, Cinq à Sept's pre-fall collection offers a fresh take on contemporary fashion.