In a bold collaboration, two exceptional worlds meet: that of visionary fashion embodied by Marine Serre and that of the iconic know-how of Maison Repetto.

More than a partnership, the capsule between <a href="https://www.lofficielibiza.com/fashion/jacquemus-new-collaboration-with-repetto-ballet-pumps-ballerina" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Repetto</a> and Marine Serre is an ode to shared values: the elegance of movement, a commitment to sustainability and a perfect harmony between heritage and modernity.

The ballet of heritage and innovation

Since 1947, Repetto has established itself as the essential reference for ballet flats and dance shoes. Created by Rose Repetto to meet the needs of her son, the dancer Roland Petit, the brand has successfully combined grace and technicality. Its creations, worn by legends such as Brigitte Bardot and Margot Fonteyn, embody the quest for a perfect gesture, enhanced by unique know-how. Marine Serre, for her part, is a true rising star in fashion. Rewarded from the start with the prestigious LVMH prize, the French designer has become synonymous with innovation and responsibility. Between her iconic prints and her pioneering use of upcycled materials, she reinvents the codes of contemporary fashion with audacity and awareness. Their collaboration, imagined as a four-handed choreography, celebrates this dialogue between tradition and avant-garde.

At the heart of this capsule, two cult models from Repetto reinterpreted by Marine Serre . On one side, the Lilouh , a ballerina with a bold look, available in black, silver and flamboyant red. On the other, the Camille , timeless and elegant, enhanced by Marine Serre&#39;s famous Moon print, available in denim, black, white and fiery red. Each model embodies the perfect union between Marine Serre&#39;s contemporary aesthetic and Repetto&#39;s artisanal manufacturing, characterized by the unique technique of reverse-stitched. This method, developed by Rose Repetto, guarantees unparalleled flexibility and comfort, while remaining faithful to local production in France.

A shared commitment to sustainability

Beyond aesthetics, this collaboration is part of a responsible approach. Marine Serre, a pioneer of circular fashion, integrates upcycled materials into her creations. A commitment that echoes Repetto &#39;s approach, of which local production and artisanal know-how are pillars. &quot; As a child, I was fascinated by the elegance of Repetto ballerinas, made near my home, in Saint-Médard-d&#39;Excideuil. With my sister, visiting this factory was magical: we were immersed in the world of craftsmanship. Seeing my Moon print on these iconic shoes today is a real dream,&quot; confides Marine Serre. For her part, Charlotte Gaucher, CEO of Repetto , shares this enthusiasm: &quot;We are delighted to collaborate with Marine Serre, a designer whose commitment to more responsible fashion resonates perfectly with our heritage. This collection is a celebration of know-how and innovation.&quot;

A capsule at the service of excellence

With this collaboration, Marine Serre and Repetto transcend their respective worlds to create a collection where every detail tells a story of transmission, creativity and awareness. A collection that will appeal to dance lovers and fashion enthusiasts alike. Available in a limited edition, the Lilouh and Camille models promise to establish themselves as iconic pieces, combining grace and modernity. Proof that when dance meets committed fashion, it&#39;s a real pas de deux.

Capsule collection available in stores from January 20 <a href="https://repetto.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">repetto.com</a> <a href="https://www.marineserre.com/fr" target="_blank" rel="noopener">marineserre.com</a>

Repetto x Marine Serre: when dance meets fashion

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