Smoothness, purity, colour, and lightness are the four pillars of the womenswear brand, founded in 1961 by André Courrèges and his muse and wife, Coqueline. Thanks to the minimal chic style, the futuristic aesthetic, and the use of bold materials like vinyl, the French stylist created fashion icons, notably the low-heeled Go-Go Boots, becoming the symbols of the 60s and the 70s. Today, Courrèges’ skirts, t-shirts and tops enhance structured silhouettes, favouring a feminine and casual allure.
