CACHAREL

Cacharel is a Ready to Wear brand founded in 1958 by Jean Bousquet. The House remains close to its initial and successful fashion codes by offering some creative yet accessible collections for Women, Men and Children.

1963 sees the brand rewarded with its first true success when the iconic crepe blouse finds itself photographed by Peter Knapp on the cover of french Elle magazine. The blouse will instantly be named “the Cacharel”.

Fashion designers such as Emmanuelle Khan and then Corinne Sarrut are soon hired to design the collections. In 1968, Sarah Moon, a young photographer unknown back then, meets Jean Bousquet and signs the beginning of a happy and long collaboration. Robert Delpire, publicist, soon joins the team and they all work together to create Cacharel’s romantic universe which will remain immortalized through poetical, dreamy and enchanting pictures.