Le Belmont - Isal Mode Paris
Lucie LeGars: a young designer revealed by ISAL Paris
During Fashion Week, we welcome a promising young designer to the Hôtel Le Belmont Paris. She is Lucie Le Gars.
Originally from Annecy, Lucie LeGars left her native region to follow her passion in Paris. With a Bachelor's degree in fashion creation and design from ISAL Paris, she has established a strong identity in a world where femininity rhymes with elegance and audacity.
A career guided by passion
Since childhood, Lucie has been immersed in the world of fashion: imagined looks, drawn silhouettes, styling games. After an exploratory stint in hairdressing, she decided to devote herself fully to clothing at secondary school. She then decided to join ISAL Paris to fully embark on this path.
A creation between nature and experimentation
For her piece on display, Lucie was inspired by the world of insects, fascinated by the lightness of their wings and the holographic reflections of their eyes. She worked with three contrasting textiles:
- an organza with warm, ethereal shades,
- a structured wool fabric,
- and a holographic stretch used for lingerie.
Months of painstaking work went into this tailoring-based creation, combining expertise and imagination.
A strong aesthetic
Her style is feminine, chic and sensual, always striking a balance between refinement and originality. Lucie draws her inspiration from Chanel, Céline, Chantelle, Jacquemus and McQueen, depending on the season and the collection. She prefers the first and last stages of the process: the search for ideas and the final enhancement of her creations.
A forward-looking vision
Lucie is keen to explore other themes around life and femininity. A stylist at heart, she is considering a master's degree in art direction, attracted by fashion in its entirety: image, photography, set design. Her dream? To become an art director or photo stylist for major magazines like Numéro or ELLE.
A landmark exhibition
Exhibiting in our hotel, Le Belmont Paris, is a great accolade for her. She hopes that the public will remember her creations for their elegance, femininity and a touch of extravagance, just like her.