Maison Natan presents a sophisticated autumn-winter collection where couture meets everyday wear. Sculptural volumes, luxurious fabrics, and contemporary silhouettes redefine elegance, combining wearable transparency, refined draping, and versatile designs for both day and evening.
While summer lends itself to celebrating elegance in all its forms, the arrival of autumn is the perfect moment to embrace a refined sense of chic. The subtlety of layered storytelling and the mastery of amplified lines take centre stage. Maison Natan presents a collection that effortlessly bridges the gap with luxurious prêt-à-porter, anchoring a daily couture essence into the wardrobe.
Sculptural Shapes
What sets this innovative collection apart is its use of volume: a couture interpretation of sculpture, applied to the body. Spectacular drapery accentuates the silhouette, while rounded, bubble-like volumes contrast with clean, close-fitting lines. The collection plays with opposites to highlight the versatility of each occasion and the timeless appeal of a striking, memorable look.
Luxurious Fabrics
For the autumn-winter season, Edouard Vermeulen has chosen noble yet comfortable fabrics: natural and technical materials, elegant and comforting silk and cashmere, washed wool with dense bouclé structures that give shape to the silhouettes, seductive high-shine vinyls, and reversible flannel lined with neoprene that sculpts pure curves and balances softness with structure. Transparency also plays a key role this season — sensual and flattering, with a special focus on wearability. True luxury, after all, accompanies us in every aspect of a busy life.
Signature Colours
Edouard Vermeulen opts for colours with visual impact, soothing through their carefully considered monochrome use. Green takes pride of place — the favourite hue of the Belgian designer, who still independently leads his House. Deep greens and olive tones merge with a palette of vanilla, off-white, sky blue and inky navy. For the evening: black.
Detailed Design
Down to the smallest details, from necklines to buttons and collars, the soft curve of the bubble shape returns throughout. “The aim of this collection is to make Couture contemporary,” says Vermeulen. “With close-fitting draping, wearable transparencies and a neo-New Look take on evolving seduction. We combine well-defined waists with flowing skirts, and for day or evening we reinterpret jumpsuits in silk velvet.” Pieces designed to translate effortlessly from ceremony to real life.
