Destree was created in Paris in 2016 by Géraldine Guyot and Laetitia Lumbroso, with a point of view shaped by contemporary art. The label started with hats, moved through leather goods and jewellery, then expanded into ready-to-wear with the same structured, colourful and slightly off-centre attitude. These pieces are for a wardrobe that can handle a strong line and does not need everything to match.
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The available selection
Géraldine Guyot and Laetitia Lumbroso created DESTREE in Paris in 2016. The products below give that idea a practical shape, with a mix that keeps the category specific and the styling open-ended.
Carole polka-dot crepe mini dress
Destree
$945
Claude embellished cady jacket
Destree
$795
Janet jacquard blouse
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$640
Amoako stretch drill blazer
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$745
Embroidered ribbed-trimmed wool cardigan
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$1,490
Amoako devoré blazer
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$840
Yoshitomo drill wide-leg pants
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$580
Luchita cotton-poplin blouse
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$520
Yoshitomo flocked straight-leg pants
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$640
Tina crepe straight-leg pants
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$520
Tamara crepe blazer
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$900
Monica embroidered satin midi skirt
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$795
Ruby satin blazer
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$840
Tina Gallie crepe straight-leg pants
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$520
Amoako Summer satin blouse
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$670
Olafur high-rise straight-leg jeans
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$470
Our honest take
The appeal here is specificity: these are not anonymous luxury objects or generic wardrobe fillers. Pick the category that already fits how you dress, then let one strong piece do the work rather than building a full costume around it. If you take one thing away, choose the item you would still wear on an ordinary day, because that is where the design earns its keep.
