The Babette capsule is here to take you back to the 60s/70s

I transcribed everything I imagined and perceived from those years and what came first was freedom
Freedom with the first mini-skirts, created by Mary Quant, which arrived in the 60s, synonymous with more emancipation for women. It was also a time when women claimed their rights and desires, dared to assert themselves and assert their positions and opinions. A feeling of freedom, freedom to move, to move and to express oneself.

For this capsule, I took back certain codes from those years with a twist of modernity and without forgetting the values ​​of the brand
The Babette capsule is:
🌸Comfortable: no buttons or zippers. Dresses are easy to put on, like a t-shirt
🌸Ethical: certified cotton, production to order (with a capsule pre-order phase) and handmade manufacturing (with love)
🌸Benevolent: always designed to enhance women, their bodies and their curves
🌸Affirmed: freedom! Free to move without constraints

With Babette, let your femininity speak in an atmosphere of freedom

The capsule consists of two dresses, the look book of which you will find here

The Daisy dress : it's the sparkling and fresh side. With its daisies sewn with the inlay technique, they are the symbol of the 60s/70s, a symbol of Mary Quant. Two-tone, the Daisy dress is easy to wear, due to its fabric containing elastane but also it can be combined with boots or sneakers for a more fun and sporty side (yes yes, you can walk around in roller skates with the Daisy dress), and also with sandals

The BB dress : BB like Brigitte Bardot? Because I can clearly see Brigitte Bardot in the 70s with this dress, peppy green and its little bows for the wise side. A babydoll dress perfectly in keeping with the codes, with its trapeze cut, mid-thigh, short sleeves and a few embellishments. With typical 70s boots, or wedge sandals for this summer, the BB dress knows how to show off you, while being comfortable

I imagined and created these dresses for you, to make you sublime, awaken your femininity and promote freedom.
Have fun creating looks, having fun testing and getting inspired