The legendary salons privés of the Rococo era were spaces of lightness and refinement – worlds of lace and pearls, delicate jewels, hand fans, gilded mirrors, and graceful asymmetry. Intimate chambers within French palaces, they were created solely for gathering. Women arrived adorned, meeting in elegance to share the quiet pleasures of female company and conversation. Within these rooms, they entertained their closest circles – occasions to dress exquisitely and revel in the art of feeling beautiful.

Our Salon Privé collection is a dialogue between vibrancy and softness – a moment in which femininity becomes an expression of pleasure and living art. At the heart of each creation lies the signature sculpted corset, framed by luminous hand embroideries, pearls, and delicate beadwork unfolding across Mikado silk. Every piece emerges as a quiet composition, like a painting brought to life.
Inspired by the elegance of the Rococo period, the collection embraces an intimacy of drama – soft yet richly detailed, expressive yet refined. The Rococo woman, like the LPG woman, does not hide behind her garment; she inhabits it, animates it, and gives it life.

These collections are not a historical revival, but an emotional interpretation – a celebration of the female form in its clarity and romance with beauty. Haute couture becomes a language of divine detail, where luxury is defined by craftsmanship, delicacy, and the rare sensation of stepping into a singular creation.

Here, every gown moves – alive, expressive, and telling its own story.