On the occasion of the new store, Sézane collaborated on a 10-piece collection, with none other than Benjamin Millepied, the dancer and choreographer behind the L.A. Dance Project. Unsurprisingly, Millepied drew the biggest influences from his passion for dancing, which is recognizable even at first glance. The playful collection has been available since August 23th and is offering a wide selection from ballet flats, bodies, simple t-shirts and a denim jacket with the imprint of the word “dancer”.
“I love every art form, but classical dance especially”, says Morgane Sezalory, founder of Sézane. “What I love about Benjamin Millepieds L.A. Dance Project is his alternative way of interpreting the classical dance. Regarding our collection, he had a clear vision of what it was supposed to be: comfortable clothing with a lot of contrasts.” Millepied is not only co-founder of the L.A. Dance Project but has also been working as a director of the Òpéra de Paris. His prominence also comes from working on the psychological horror-thriller film “Black Swan”, in which he set Natalie Portman as a more than ambitious prima ballerinca in scene, helping her win Best Actress at the Academy Awards.