This Paris Fashion Week, we've encountered designs that reflect various eras in history. Colors, scents, flavors, and sensations that evoke comfort and security. Fursac, in its first collection presented in the French capital, opted for a retro theme: motorcycle jackets, knit sweaters, and vintage brooches.

Classic American styles merge with the Paris of the 1930s, inspired by the architecture of Paul Dupré-Lafón. The styling is characterized by elegant ties and a surprising pop of color with studs serving as shoulder pads. The fit of the garments is relaxed, contrasting with current trends, and the dusty tones evoke the interior aesthetics of the eighties, with a touch of burgundy, the quintessential French color.

Gauthier Borsarello, the brand's creative director, managed to create an immersive atmosphere with the scent of diesel, simulating a mechanical workshop. This ambiance defines the collection as a moment in constant motion. Eight minutes of pure Fursac.