«Réinventé. Raffiné. Renaître.»

"Reimagined. Refined. Reborn."

COLLECTIONS

"Tie Reborn" (2024-2025): The current collection continues this exploration of textile stories,deconstructing symbols of masculine power and reimagining them as genderless expressions of beauty and strength.
"Fenêtres" (2023-2024): The unisex deux-pièces collection made from home textiles like curtains and tablecloths explored the boundaries between domestic and public spaces, questioning who gets to occupy which spaces in society.
"MATA" (2022-2023): The debut collection emerged from pure creative rebellion—transformingleather scraps, latex, and forgotten materials into pieces that challenged both fashion norms and consumption patterns.

A woman with a pile of colorful scarves on her head, surrounded by more scarves and fabric, sitting in front of a rustic wooden wall.

TIE REBORN SS 2025

«Cette collection est née d'un désir de métamorphose. À travers des cravates oubliées, j'ai voulu recréer un vestiaire libre, où chaque pièce raconte une histoire de réinvention.»
“This collection was born from a desire for metamorphosis. Through forgotten ties, I wanted to recreate a free wardrobe, where each piece tells a story of reinvention.”

The Metamorphosis

Born from a desire for transformation, Tie Reborn breathes new life into forgotten neckties, creating a wardrobe liberated from convention. Each piece in this collection tells a story of reinvention—where the classic masculine accessory becomes the raw material for contemporary, fluid, and audacious fashion.

Working exclusively with reclaimed materials, this collection embodies our eco-responsible ethos, proving that style and substance are inseparable companions.

Our Metamorphosis

The tie's story begins in the smoke of 17th-century battlefields, where Croatian mercenaries wore knotted scarves that were both shield and ornament. When the French court glimpsed this warrior elegance, they were captivated—adopting the accessory and christening it "cravate" in honor of its Croatian creators. Under the Sun King's reign, what began as military necessity blossomed into aristocratic art.

As the Enlightenment dawned, the cravate transformed into a sophisticated language of fabric and knots. Each style whispered its own message: the carelessly elegant Steinkirk spoke of noble confidence, while cascading lace jabots proclaimed refinement. The rigid plastrons of English dandyism declared unwavering taste. To know how to knot one's cravate was to speak fluently in the currency of status, politics, and artistic sensibility—making it fashion's most eloquent silent weapon.

The 20th century brought both conformity and rebellion. The tie marched through decades like fashion's faithful chronicler—from the uniform precision of Edwardian three-pieces to the rebellious slim cuts that soundtracked jazz clubs, from the exuberant disco widths that danced through the '70s to the power-hungry sobriety that conquered boardrooms in the '90s. Each era left its mark on this simple strip of silk.

Today, the tie sheds its masculine armor and embraces transformation. No longer bound by gender or convention, it evolves into sculptural jewelry, architectural tops, and textile art. Where it once commanded conformity, it now celebrates freedom. Where rigidity once ruled, fluidity now flows.

This is the heritage we honor and the future we create—where every forgotten tie finds new voice, new purpose, new life.

A woman with dark skin adjusting her headscarf, standing against a blue wooden wall and a large cardboard with Chinese characters.

A woman leaning against a weathered wooden wall, wearing a colorful floral dress underneath a black blazer, paired with blue jeans.

A hand in a suit holding a bag made of numerous tied and knotted colorful neckties, hanging against a rustic blue and brown wooden background.

A woman with a short haircut wearing a strapless dress, holding a bunch of colorful fabrics, standing in front of a wooden wall with blue and brown vertical planks.

A woman with a short hairstyle poses against a weathered wooden wall, wearing a floral tied shirt, wide-leg jeans, brown boots, and a layered, colorful sash or scarf.

A woman with dark skin and short hair wearing a vintage strapless dress and tall brown boots, standing against a rustic blue wooden wall, holding colorful fabric or clothing.

Woman with dark skin and a shaved head standing in front of a wooden wall, wearing a black jacket and a dress made of multiple colorful fabric pieces, holding two large fabric bags.

A woman with short hair poses against a blue wooden wall, wearing a black top with lace and a colorful patchwork skirt, with one hand on her waist and the other on her stomach, looking at the camera.

A woman wearing a white strapless dress and brown boots stands against a wooden wall, holding the hem of her dress as if dancing.

A person with short black hair standing outdoors in a lush, green forest, wearing a sleeveless shirt with black-and-white botanical print and high-waisted white pants, holding a rolled-up item in their left hand.

FENÊTRES AW 2023

Fenêtres was born from a simple yet profound realization: the fabrics that once adorned our most private spaces hold the power to transform our most public selves. This collection emerges from vintage curtains, forgotten tablecloths, and abandoned home textiles—materials that witnessed countless domestic stories, now reimagined as sophisticated unisex separates that challenge everything we thought we knew about belonging.

From Confinement to Freedom

For centuries, women's lives were measured by the walls that contained them—drawing rooms, kitchens, parlors decorated with careful precision yet invisible to the outside world. Just as Chanel once liberated women from corsets and proved they could command boardrooms in masculine cuts and neutral tones, Fenêtres celebrates the journey from domestic confinement to limitless self-determination.

The fabrics that once framed windows now frame bodies moving freely through the world. The textiles that dressed tables now dress individuals who refuse to be confined by tradition's expectations. Each piece carries the memory of home while boldly stepping into public spaces, asking: who decides where we belong?

Two models, one female with curly blonde hair and one male with short black hair, pose outdoors near a river with green trees in the background. They are wearing coordinated black and white outfits with bold geometric patterns.

Decorating Life Like Home

Just as we once chose fabrics to reflect our inner worlds within our homes, Fenêtres invites us to dress our lives with the same intentionality and freedom. The woman who carefully selected curtains for her sanctuary now selects how to present herself to the world—with equal care, equal choice, and infinite possibility.

This is fashion as philosophy: if we can transform our private spaces, we can transform our public presence. If we can choose how light enters our homes, we can choose how we enter any room. And now, with our signature cutting pattern established, every piece carries both the memory of its domestic origins and the promise of its limitless future.

A young woman with curly hair and a piercing on her cheek, standing outdoors in a lush green setting, wearing a white blouse with a green floral pattern.

The Making of an Icon

What began as experimental upcycling in the atelier became the foundation of our design DNA. Working with discarded curtains and forgotten tablecloths, we discovered something extraordinary: these domestic textiles, with their generous widths and unexpected textures, demanded a new approach to pattern-making.

Through countless hours of draping, cutting, and reimagining, a signature silhouette emerged—one that honored the textile's original proportions while creating entirely new possibilities for the body. This process of discovery became our first Aline Monnier classic: a cutting pattern that transforms the rectangular geometry of home textiles into sculptural fashion architecture.

Close-up of a woman wearing a sleeveless, color-blocked satin shirt with a collar, featuring beige, white, and pastel green panels, and a matching satin skirt.

Young woman with shoulder-length brown hair posing in stylish light green satin pajama set and chunky black shoes against a plain grey background.

A young woman with red hair and fair skin is standing against a neutral gray background. She is wearing a sleeveless, olive-green top with side ties and matching pants. Her arms are crossed, and she gazes directly at the camera with a neutral express

A woman with curly blonde hair wearing a short-sleeve button-up shirt with green and white zebra stripes outdoors with green foliage in the background.

A woman with curly blonde hair sleeping on a white blanket outdoors in a grassy field, wearing green and white zebra-striped pajamas.

Two young women stand outdoors against a rocky background, engaging in conversation while leaning on a large rock. One is dressed in a vibrant orange and red patterned outfit, and the other in a soft pink sleeveless top and pants.

A woman is getting vaccinated outdoors by a healthcare worker, in a grassy field.

Two women standing outdoors in a grassy area near a paved path, engaged in a playful moment. One woman is bending over, while the other is holding her by the arm and smiling.

A young woman with curly blonde hair standing outdoors in a grassy field, wearing a matching blue quilted top and pants, with one hand resting on her head.

A person standing outdoors on a trail surrounded by greenery, wearing white pants, black shoes, and a sleeveless patterned top, holding a rolled-up mat.

Four models wearing brightly colored, patterned pajamas are leaning against a rock wall outdoors.

A young person with dark curly hair standing in a lush green forest, holding a rolled-up yoga mat with both hands, wearing a pink and white patterned sleeveless shirt, white wide-legged pants, and black shoes.

A young woman with short red hair is posing, with her left arm raised and her hand in her hair, wearing a sleeveless patterned shirt and white pants, against a neutral background.

A woman with reddish hair in a white and red patterned sleeveless shirt and white pants, sitting on a white surface, leaning her head on her knee, with a black boot visible on her foot.

Two people dressed in black and white outfits playing chess on a white sheet outdoors, with three people in colorful outfits standing near a stone structure in the background.

A woman with long brown hair wearing a sleeveless blue textured outfit standing outdoors against a rocky background.

A person standing outdoors in a forested area, wearing a sleeveless, pink and white patterned crop top, white high-waisted loose pants, and black shoes, with hands behind their back and looking to the side.

Woman with long red hair standing on a wooden trail in a green forest, holding a rolled-up mat or fabric.

Close-up of a red leather garment with visible stitching and metal clasps, worn over a person’s chest.

MATA AW2022

L'Art de la Révolte Lumineuse

Drawing inspiration from a world in tension, this collection channels the spirit of a generation questioning and challenging the status quo. The rebellious energy of 1970s punk culture courses through each piece, expressed through a dominant palette of deep blacks and passionate reds, punctuated by the raw authenticity of reclaimed leather.

Yet within this darkness lies our signature touch of hope. Delicate tulle emerges as our symbol of optimism—bringing lightness and luminosity to counterbalance the collection's more somber elements. This juxtaposition embodies our core belief: that even in times of global uncertainty, there exists a thread of light to restore equilibrium.

Our inaugural collection made its debut on the Paris runways in 2022, establishing the foundation of our eco-responsible philosophy. Born from a vision where heritage meets tomorrow, this collection transforms discarded textiles and second-hand garments into powerful statements of contemporary fashion.

A person with short dark hair, wearing a shiny black top and sheer black pants, holding a string of large coins or medals, standing on a floor with an audience seated in the background.

The debut collection established our design philosophy: luxury fashion can be rebellious, sustainable, and politically engaged without compromising on beauty or quality. Luxury doesn't require new materials, it requires new vision. Each piece demonstrates that upcycled fashion can be edgy, sophisticated, and utterly modern.

A woman walking on a runway in a strapless, layered, tulle dress with a black waistband, black boots, and long curly hair, at a fashion show with a screen displaying the name ALINE MONNIER in the background.

Sustainable Craftsmanship

Every garment tells a story of transformation. Using fabric remnants and carefully selected second-hand pieces sourced from vintage shops and markets, we demonstrate that luxury and responsibility are not opposing forces, but complementary visions of fashion's future.

This collection represents more than clothing—it's a manifesto for a generation that refuses to accept the world as it is, while maintaining faith in what it could become.

A young woman wearing a sheer red long coat over a black and white patterned crop top and black wide-leg pants, standing against a plain light background.

Woman wearing a red and black metallic dress with a hood, long gloves, black platform boots, standing with her back to the camera against a plain background.

Woman standing with her back to the camera, wearing a sheer black long coat over a patterned top and loose black pants.