SIGNATURE
Structure in motion
For the opening challenge, Lucie brought together some of the clearest signatures of the house: architectural outerwear, expressive pleating and silhouettes that balance impact with movement.
MAKING THE CUT
Lucie on a global stage
In the second season of Making the Cut, Lucie brought her Parisian eye, multicultural perspective and instinct for colour to an international audience.
Six challenges. One distinctive point of view.
Filmed in Los Angeles, the competition asked Lucie to translate the identity of her house through a new creative challenge in each episode.
From signature dressing and resort to modern wedding, avant-garde denim and moving image, she returned to the elements at the heart of her work: strong construction, fluidity, colour and clothes designed to create an immediate emotion.
For Lucie, the experience was more than a competition. It was a moment of exposure, pressure and possibility, and a chance to represent French savoir-faire while showing the many cultures that shape her work.
The defining looks
Each challenge revealed a different side of Lucie’s creative language.
RESORT
Colour without restraint
The resort challenge became an exploration of graphic lines, pleats and joyful colour, translating ease into a silhouette with unmistakable presence.
MODERN WEDDING — WINNING LOOK
A new expression of bridal
Lucie’s winning Modern Wedding look approached bridal through lightness, movement and modern construction, creating a silhouette that felt ceremonial without becoming conventional.
LEVI'S AVANT-GARDE
Denim, reconstructed
The avant-garde challenge pushed a familiar material into a more sculptural language, using proportion and construction to transform denim beyond its everyday codes.
The story continues
The programme captured one chapter of Lucie’s work, but the ideas explored on screen continue through the house: colour used with confidence, tailoring softened by movement and silhouettes designed to be remembered.
Where an original piece is no longer available, its shape, detail or spirit may still be discovered through the house’s current wardrobe or explored through Made for You.
