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When all we took for granted has suddenly stopped and nothing resembles what it was – a year in which our lives have taken an unexpected turn and we are all, individually and collectively, forced to reinvent ourselves and push the limits of our creativity.Nos habitudes et nos priorités seront bouleversées, et personne ne peut imaginer ce que demain nous réserve. C'est d'autant plus vrai pour une petite entreprise comme Jacques Solovière, créateur indépendant sans l'ombrelle d'un grand groupe, dont la fragilité s'accentue en cette période mouvementée.Les temps ne seront peut-être pas plus durs mais ils seront certainement différents, et...

At the beginning of 2020, Mackintosh joins forces with Jacques Solovière Paris to create its signature silhouette. When the Mackintosh team discovered the poetic world of Jacques Solovière Paris shoes in Tokyo, the idea of bringing the two brands with a common philosophy together became obvious. Indeed Jacques Soloviere Paris and Mackintosh share an idea of style, around values such as timelessness, elegance, and unisex design. Accuracy of cut and quality of materials constitute their respective DNA. These are the brand's iconic models, called "one eyelet", which will be available in a country version with the Ray in khaki suede,...

Founder and designer interview 1. Our theme of this interview is there is nothing important than shoes in men’s accessories. Do you think it is true? Absolutely true. Choosing the right footwear is crucial. It determines both the approach and the messages we want to pass on. There’s a theory that I strongly believe in; which is that- we define the silhouette of a man by two things. The top and bottom - Hairdressing and shoe are the endings of masculine styles. A good free and vigorous hair and a stylish footwear are the only defining things.   2. You...

What can a woman's perspective bring to styling a man's look? Laetitia Paul, French GQ's longtime fashion editor, can affirm that it adds quite some finesse. Having trained at the prestigious Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne, Paul landed an internship at the iconic American menswear title that had recently launched in France. She transitioned up the masthead to fashion assistant then fashion editor; her illustrious career has now spanned a decade. When presented with the collection for Jacques Solovière Paris, Paul was attracted to "the simplicity of the product," she recalled, sitting in the Condé Nast France headquarters in...