There's some beautiful kidswear in the collection, too
wasn't in our lives, but 2023 marks 10 years of the French brand that changed our wardrobes forever.
To celebrate this anniversary, founder Morgane Sézalory has teamed up with her favourite luxury label Sea New York to create a 40-piece limited-edition collection. The first bits launched on 5 February, with more stock following on the eighth, and we're thrilled to say there's a third and final drop coming this Sunday, 12 February.It's not the first time the pair has come together.
This time around, though, things feel different. If the first collection felt like an homage to Sea New York's bohemian USP, 2023's iteration is a magical mix of both – think Sézane's preppy, Parisian eighties-inspired vibes softened with eclectic styling, ethereal cuts and Sea New York's signature folksy florals and Broderie Anglaise trims.
Choose from quilted coats and co-ords, Pilgrim collar blouses, prairie dresses, crochet knits and made-for-layering vests that are bang on trend right now.
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