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Les Basiles was founded with the idea of ​​using fashion as a canvas for expression to reintroduce to the public artistic movements that are too often ignored.

At Les Basiles, we believe that Rococo, which prefigures neoclassicism, is the mother of modernist arts, such as Cubism, Dadaism, the De Stijl movement, or the Bauhaus.

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Rococo, or Rocaille style in France, is an 18th-century European artistic movement encompassing architecture, decorative arts, painting, and sculpture. It developed from 1715 to 1780 in France and later in the Holy Roman Empire, then in Southern Europe (Savoy, Italy, Spain, Portugal), following the Baroque movement.

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The Rococo style that inspires us in Les Basiles is that of Antoine Watteau, Jean-Honoré Fragonard, and François Boucher, closer to Neoclassicism than Baroque.

Their style focuses on charming, natural yet spare, and often libertine scenes, where pastel colors and a genuine sensitivity to clothing and fashion are emphasized.

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Les références champêtres, les couleurs pastelles et l’accent porté sur une féminité chatoyante composent l’un des fils rouges esthétiques de la Maison.

Les références champêtres, les couleurs pastelles et l’accent porté sur une féminité chatoyante composent l’un des fils rouges esthétiques de la Maison.

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THE MODERNIST INSPIRATIONS OF THE BASILES:

CUBISM,SUPREMATISM AND DADAISM

Basiles' fashion is heavily inspired by modernist applied and pictorial art. It features bold, geometric shapes, color-blocking as the main motif, and simple, primary colors.

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THE MODERNIST INSPIRATIONS OF THE BASILES:

CUBISM

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THE MODERNIST INSPIRATIONS OF THE BASILES:

SUPREMATISM

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DOMAINESD’EXPRESSIONS:

ARCHITECTURE,DESIGN ET MODE

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The house Les Basiles was founded with the idea of ​​using fashion as a canvas for expression in order to reintroduce to the public artistic trends that are too often ignored,