Blake Lively, Miranda Kerr, Halle Berry, Cameron Diaz, Kelly Ripa. There is a long list of A-list celebrities who have donned the French designers figure-hugging trademark dresses. Mouret's 'Moon Dress' was made famous by Victoria Beckham, selling out within days of its release.
Speaking of selling out, it's pretty much guaranteed that when Banana Republic launches the Roland Mouret collection on August 7th, fashionistas everywhere will be either online or lining up in stores to get one of these coveted pieces. Dresses from his own line normally run upwards of $2000. Roland Mouret's BR collection will range from $49.50 to $165 US.
This collaboration with BR features 25 pieces which stay true to the designs that Roland Mouret is known for...form-fitting and structured pieces, while creating a beautiful silhouette for women.
"Partnering with Banana Republic on this project was such an adventure for me," Mouret said in the press release. "The common goal for this collection is to offer incredible fit through an assortment of hourglass silhouettes using Banana Republic's Sloan fabric, extending my love of structure into accessible prices."
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Are you as excited as I am?? I literally love every piece. I could totally own all of these (if I had endless amounts of money) but, I will definitely be snagging a few pieces.
If you cannot resist this collection, make sure you are signed up to receive BR emails. Subscribers get to shop the collection a day early, August 6th. MARK YOUR CALENDARS!!!!!
Michelle
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Hello! If you've been reading my other blog Michelle Robitaille Interiors, we've already met! If not, I'm Michelle. I have created this blog as an outlet for me to share my passion for all things that inspire, motivate, and entertain me. Maybe it will do the same for you. I have a deep passion for beauty in life through interior design, fashion and art and a desire to live a fulfilling, healthy and active life.
I'm a Mom of the two most adorable boys (age 4 and 9 months) and wife to a truly incredible man. I live in a boy's world. This is my attempt to remain "me" with all the chaos, trucks, trains and technology that have now become my life.
Michelle
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