Parisian brand Sézane and Italian brand Momonì are to release a summer-ready capsule collection filled with floral patterns, stripes and bold colors.
The lineup oozes summer vibes thanks to floral patterns galore seen on frilly blouses, halter-neck tops, feminine dresses, midi and long skirts, as well as striped motifs in popping colors splashed on separates such as shirts and shorts.
Priced between 50 euros and 180 euros, the capsule collection will be previewed at Sézane’s new pop-up in Milan on Friday, before it officially drops on Sunday on the brand’s online store and its unit in Paris’ seventh arrondissement. A selection of pieces will be also available at Sézane’s stores in London’s Notting Hill and New York.Sézalory teased she was eyeing collaborations with Italian talents when she opened the brand’s first physical outpost in the market.
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