Lise Charmel was born in the 1950s in Lyon, the cradle of French corsetry. She devoted herself to making made-to-measure pieces and developed an in-depth knowledge of all body types. Taken over in 1975 by Jacques Daumal, the company opened up to a new creative dimension, designing seamed swimwear collections that sculpt the figure with comfort and support. From lingerie to swimwear, Lise Charmel cultivates the most precious of skills.

Roommates before they were friends, friends before they were designers, Barbara Boccara and Sharon Krief founded ba&sh in 2003. With the desire to create an ideal wardrobe that they could share, the two entrepreneurs designed bold, elegant, effortlessly chic pieces with a contemporary bohemian twist, designed for several generations of women. With boldness and sincerity, ba&sh brings French style to the four corners of the world.

For over 20 years, Armani beauty has been offering makeup with refined textures, skincare products formulated using innovative scientific discoveries, and fragrances made from responsibly sourced ingredients. Inspired by people and their needs, Armani beauty creations enhance natural beauty and reveal without masking with iconic products: eye shadows, Luminous Silk and Power Fabric foundations, Vertigo mascara, and fragrances for men and women such as Stronger With You, Acqua di Giò, Armani Code, Sì and My Way.

La Faïencerie de Gien, founded in 1821 in Gien in the Loire Valley, is a jewel of French decorative arts, deeply rooted in its region and recognised throughout the world. It made its name in the 19th century by creating tableware for the great aristocratic families of Europe. It also produced some beautiful pieces, such as the tiles for the Paris metro and the tableware for the Orient Express, which cemented its reputation. Ultimately, it is its two centuries of expertise and the exceptional quality of its earthenware that make Gien so outstanding.