Are you invited to a wedding and looking for the perfect outfit? Magali Pascal is the brand for you!
The creed of Magali Pascal : imagine ultra-feminine but not girly pieces for a penny. The French designer, who launched a brand in her name in 2005, is a pro for ruffled dresses, sensual cutouts and delicate flower prints. Something to delight all those who are invited to a wedding when the good weather arrives and want to treat themselves to a beautiful, original and stylish piece! On a daily basis, we also like denim jumpsuits, pretty blouses and high-waisted pants. A Vestiary ideal for sunny days and half-seasons.
From Bali with love
What makes Magali Pascal’s signature really solar ? His history. Based in Bali for two decades, the designer discovered the island at the dawn of a new era, when the mood roots began to fade away in favor of a vibes more glamorous. Coming on a trip after her studies at the Arts Déco and her internships in large luxury houses, she began to create pieces for a friend who sold them in her high-end multi-brand store. The success was almost immediate and a year later, Magali Pascal opened her first store, then a second in 2007, still in Bali.
Freshly married to an Australian, the designer decides to inaugurate a store in Sydney in 2012. Unsurprisingly, his pieces are popular in the capital of surfers where his address is close to the bohemian creations of Zimmerman. Today, in addition to her two boutiques (one of the Balinese has closed), Magali Pascal is present in around sixty multi-brand stores around the world. Most of the pieces are produced in Bali itself, where the brand has its own factory. Faithful to the craftsmen who have followed her since her beginnings, Magali Pascal has also chosen to bet on the most eco-responsible materials possible. As if to make his spring-summer 2022 collection, in which mahogany leaves and herbal dyes play a crucial role.
Increasingly popular in France, Magali Pascal now distributes her collections at Galeries Lafayette or on the Internet site Lulli on the web. But one of his finest feats of arms in recent months is to have dressed Lily Collins in the series Emily in Paris with an asymmetrical sky blue dress that even appeared on the poster for season 2 of the Netflix show. A real spotlight for a brand that has it all.