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Bucharest · Palatul Ghica Victoria
The SILLAGE point of view
We do not produce. We select.
Lingerie, silk and objects with a place in your life. Chosen for the cut, the material, the detail — and how they make you feel.
An edit with a point of view. A house with time for you.
Meet the designersDesire, with good reason
The SILLAGE Edit · After dark
What we would keep close.
The structure of lace. The ease of silk. A small finishing piece. Six choices for the hour before leaving — or the pleasure of staying in.
Discover the six pieces
A precise beginning
A sculpted bustier or embroidered balconette. Start with the line you want to feel.
An easier second layer
A chemise, a silk set, a slip. Let the fabric change the pace.
The last detail
An eye mask for later. Not every finishing touch needs an audience.
Six pieces · One point of view
The hour before leaving.
Fit Concierge
Desire is personal. So is the fit.
A size is a starting point, not the whole answer. Tell us what you wear now, what works and what does not. We will help you find your way through the selection.
- Tell us what you know
Your usual brand and size. The support, coverage or silhouette you prefer.
- Let us consider the options
Advice about the piece, the designer and the differences that matter.
- Choose how to continue
A conversation first, or a private fitting in the house.
The designers we select
Different houses. A shared eye.
Not more names. Distinct points of view, brought together through the pieces we would choose from each.
Lace & structure
I.D. Sarrieri
For embroidery that deserves a closer look, and pieces that bring delicacy and structure into the same thought.
See our selectionSilk & ease
Olivia von Halle
For silk that moves between private hours and the rest of the day. Dressing for yourself, without an apology.
See our selectionLine & restraint
ERES
For a clean silhouette and a quiet confidence. The pleasure of a line that does not need embellishment.
See our selectionThe Journal
House notes · 01 · A short read
On leaving a little room.
An open book. An unplanned hour. A thought about the spaces we do not need to fill.
The house, beyond the screen
Come and try it.
Some decisions are better made in person. Feel the material, consider the fit, take your time. The conversation belongs to you.