Ready-to-wear Spring–Summer 1975 by Gaby Aghion and studio for Chloé.

She stands like a poem sculpted in silk and sunshine, where modesty and strength embrace without fear. The flowers are not fragile—they proclaim. Each petal dares to speak, woven with serenity.

Her cape is not a garment, but a garden, where the wind might pause to rest, where memory leans against geometry. The stripes do not confine—they elevate.

Her presence does not seek attention. She is attention. A woman whose silence wears color, whose stillness teaches movement. And through her, the past whispers elegance into the future.