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Jacques Solovière Paris, the epitome of Parisian chic in footwear, is proud to announce its 10th anniversary. Since its inception in June 2014, the brand has redefined minimalist elegance, blending traditional craftsmanship with modern sensibilities.

Press article from The WeekAlexia Aubert welcomes me in her boutique-cum-atelier on Paris’ Left Bank, in the city’s prestigious 6th arrondissement. “It’s a busy residential area just a few steps away from the famous Saint-Germain-des-Prés and close to Montparnasse, where I grew up,” she says of the address. Opened just a few months ago, the first boutique of footwear make Jacques Solovière Paris has quickly become a mecca for those in search of shoes that are as comfortable as they are elegant. For as long as she can remember, Aubert has been fascinated with shoes: As a teenager, she regularly...

As founder of Jacques Solovière Paris, Alexia Aubert decided to introduce the new winter collection at the brand’s new Parisian flagship, rue du Cherche-Midi. Mostly designed for men, Jacques Solovière Paris nonetheless inaugurated an incursion into feminine territory with a crepe heel boot that did not fail to arouse interest. With short vamp loafers, a laced derby and signature stitching, Jacques Solovière Paris continues to make its way among the sophisticated. We met Louis Pisano, Jaydena, Yiqing Yin and other friends of the brand. Discover all the gallery on Saywho.fr   Photos: Ayka Lux.

For Yiqing Yin, haute couture is a state of mind. The Grand Prize winner at the 2011 Andam Fashion Award is a true architecte for clothes. After working as a creative director for big names of ready-to-wear, she now takes the time to create her own way. Her 10-year-old label allowed her to be awarded the official ‘haute couture’ designation by the Chambre Syndicale back in 2015. While she works as a creative consultant here and there, Yiqing Yin now dedicates herself entirely to her craft, and considers haute couture as a laboratory of experimentations that allows her to dip...