The house of Sandrine Philippe -

A veritable creative laboratory, an atelier that stands apart by its collections with atypical aesthetics and unexpected installations—mixing fashion, art, music, and dance—Sandrine Philippe creates an unparalleled experience. Disconnected from the frenetic rhythm of fashion week, she employs a bracket of virtuosity that reconnects both design and artisan, gradually attracting visitors to an unreal and poetic world.


Philippe proposes her craft and creations through handwork within her Parisian workshop, which can be described as a laboratory. Each piece of product there is meticulously crafted with precision and knowledge to encapsulate the world of Sandrine Philippe. She makes her underground mark as it is, conveyed through a strong identity that evokes a German expressionist film and is embedded within the international dark-underground universe.


Following her fashion design studies, Philippe worked as creative director for Popy Moreni and Courrèges before creating her first women’s collection in 1996. As a gallery of evolution, immobile and a living showcase, she witnesses a vision of the world, the relationship between reason and madness, and symbolises a collective memory.


In 2008, Philippe expanded her creative proposals by introducing menswear collection in search of a new aesthetics that combines sensible comfort and poetry. A mysterious dive into the male psyche, allowing him to reveal his animal side as animate mimicry, gave birth to strange creatures adorned with feathers or shellshis, showcasing their precious side through costumes and overcoats. Brutality and an alchemy between these two aspects of the human being, highlighting its need for protection, are also prominent elements in her work.