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Marine Serre creates upcycled Mona Lisa fashion capsule for the Louvre museum

Paris - French fashion designer Marine Serre has created an exclusive autumn/winter 2026 capsule collection for the Louvre Museum. Inspired by the Mona Lisa painting, the creative concept is based on upcycling. Marine Serre first met the museum's team and initiated this collaboration during the inaugural Louvre dinner in 2025, where she was a...

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Video: Marine Serre at Paris Fashion Week

In this video, fashion label Marine Serre has presented its FW22 collection at Paris Fashion Week (PFW). Watch the video below. Video: Marine Serre via YouTube Photo credit: Image via Marine Serre on YouTube

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Video: Marine Serre at PFW

In this video, fashion designer Marine Serre has presented her SS22 collection at Paris Fashion Week (PFW). Watch the video below. Do you want to see more clothing collections? Click here to view the FashionUnited Marketplace. Video: Marine Serre via YouTube Photo credit: Patternbank, Facebook

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Video: Marine Serre FW21 collection

In this video, French fashion designer Marine Serre has presented her FW21 collection at Paris Fashion Week (PFW). Watch the video below. Do you want to see more FW21 clothing collections? Click here to view the FashionUnited Marketplace. Video: Crash Magazine via YouTube Photo credit: ShowStudio, Facebook

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Podcast: Marine Serre shares how she grew her sustainable brand

Fashion Your Seatbelt is a podcast created with the aim to share the voice, background and viewpoint of some of fashion's top players. In this episode, the host sits down with sustainable fashion designer Marine Serre to discuss her early years, how she got into fashion, and why she decided to start her own fashion house. "It is really important...

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Marine Serre and Y / Project big winners of the Andam awards

French designer Marine Serre and Y / Project, the brand of the Belgian Glenn Martens, are the big winners of the Andam awards. Serre will go home with 200,000 euros and Martens with 150,000 euros, Andam shared in a statement. An official statement from the organization is expected today. The Pierre Bergé Prize was awarded to Mossi. As a result,...

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When Marine Serre plays with our emotions

On May 15, 2020, in the middle of a pandemic, the French designer Marine Serre published a tutorial video to make a mask. Beyond the symbol of the current health crisis it represents, the small protective accessory is emblematic of the post-apocalyptic style of the designer. This timely tutorial thus gains credit and reflects the DNA of a house...

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How the upcycled jeans from Marine Greenhouse are made

The Belgian-French designer Marine Serre, winner of the 2017 LVMH price, shows in a video how her 'regenerated denim' is made. Serre is best known for its sportswear with Islamic influences. in the form of color and motifs. A typical handmade design from her is the Crescent print. Source: Video by Giulia Roman, Marine Serre YouTube

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Marine Serre shows pregnant models in PFW SS20 show

Spring summer fashion is about the race -- often in vain -- to get a flat tummy. But that was not the case on the Paris fashion week catwalk Tuesday, where two pregnant models walked the runways. The French designer sent her mum-to-be out cradling her tummy in the drizzle at her outdoor show, while the Chinese brand Dawei had another...

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Marine Serre launches menswear

It's good to be Marine Serre right now. The designer has seen a meteoric rise to success in a very short amount of time. She recently won the LVMH prize and has seen a growing list of stockists, a very impressive feat for a designer whose only had her collection for three seasons. In the wake of a growing menswear market, the designer has...

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A stitch in time: Fashion's new stars want to save the world

A new generation of rising fashion stars alarmed by the plight of the planet are designing in a radically different way to their elders. Some of the most interesting shows of Paris fashion week -- once notorious for its decadence and waste -- have come from millennials and Generation Z creators rejecting the over-consumption they were brought up...