ROMÉE, SHIRTMAKER FOR WOMEN
A garment of yesterday and today, the shirt has stood the test of time. Often accessorised or accompanied by a waistcoat, shirts, blouses and bodices have evolved in terms of shape, materials and finishing, becoming part of a coded wardrobe and a must-have item.
ROMÉE, IT'S ONE SHIRT AND A THOUSAND WAY TO WEAR IT
A HOUSE OF EXCELLENCE
Romée's expertise and excellence are epitomized by its singular focus on one garment: the shirt. This steadfast commitment in the fashion industry is a source of great pride for Faustine, the company's designer.
Regardless of age, style, or body type, Romée transcends fashion trends, offering timeless pieces that embody a modern and inspiring vision of femininity: sincere, sensitive, elegant, and strong.
Faustine envisions Romée shirts as finely detailed, with particular attention to high-quality materials, meticulous French craftsmanship, and a design that ensures Romée shirts remain timeless pieces in our lives.
FAUSTINE, FOUNDER AND DESIGNER OF ROMÉE
A LEGACY OF PASSION
Faustine has always been immersed in the fashion industry, consistently choosing beautiful materials and paying meticulous attention to detail.
This passion for elegant cuts and beautiful basics for women's wardrobes has been passed down through three generations of women.
With a degree in Cinema followed by a degree in Fashion Design, Faustine began her career working alongside designer Valentine Gauthier before joining the Modetrotter team as a stylist and production manager.In both environments, she demonstrated her capabilities and, supported by exceptional collaborators, embraced increasingly ambitious design endeavors.
It took her eight years to perfect her skills and finally get ready to launch her own business.
What resonates with me is the concept of inheritance: the jackets from my grandmothers, my grandfather's scarf that I wear around my neck, the shirts I first borrowed from my mother, then my father, and now from my husband. So why not draw inspiration from them and push the boundaries of innovation?