Jacquemus reissues 15 of its most iconic pieces to mark its 15th anniversary

15 years is something to celebrate. 15 years is the age of a young teenager who is slowly saying goodbye to childhood innocence but, above all, is starting to understand who they are, what they want, and where they are headed. As the French house approaches this significant anniversary, it has decided to honor its heritage, past, achievements, and journey by reissuing 15 of its most iconic pieces. Covering all collections, including "La Grande Motte," "La Bomba," "Les Santons de Provence," and its most recent "Les Sculptures," each design remains true to the original, updated with today's craftsmanship. Through this retrospective approach, each look defines the silhouette as a unique story that articulates the Jacquemus language: the round-square geometry, draping and minimalism, architectural forms and body shapes, transparency and mono-material fabrics, graphic points and stripes, the dual inspiration of 80s haute couture and 50s tailoring. A tribute to the visual references and obsessions that have defined and driven Jacquemus from yesterday to today.

While drawing attention to the evolving codes from one collection to another—always exploring poetic and modern forms through materials, proportions, and expression—this reissue is an ode to the entire Jacquemus universe, to its creator Simon Porte Jacquemus, as well as to his muses and creations that have brought the Jacquemus woman to life: confident, beautiful, and unique. The public will be able to discover this special series of looks showcased in the windows of Saks Fifth Avenue in New York and Galeries Lafayette in Paris. Meanwhile, a selection of dresses will be available for each silhouette of "Les 15 ans." Among the selected designs are "La Robe Saudade," "La Robe Valérie," "La Robe Mazzolu," "La Robe Biasi," "La Robe Novo," "La Veste Camargue," and "La Robe Maman," which will be available in all Jacquemus boutiques, online, and through selected partners worldwide starting March 17, 2025.