Known for its fine lines and sophisticated aesthetic, Sandro is a leading accessible luxury Parisian brand featuring refined and versatile men’s and women’s collections. Evelyne Chetrite, founder and artistic director since 1984, developed a new women’s aesthetic: modern and sophisticated with a hint of androgyny. In line with the Sandro sensibility, Evelyne’s son, Ilan, launched Sandro Homme in 2008 focusing on revisited classics with a modern twist. Today, Sandro has over 640 points of sales worldwide and also available at Sandro-Paris.com.
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In keeping with the allure of college uniforms from her youth, she’s not one to shy away from patched blazers or V-neck cable knits. Playing with opposites, she borrows her teachers’ double-breasted suits, which she pairs with long, flowing dresses in tie patterns. She proudly wears the S of Sandro stamped onto the geometric jacquards of her wool sweaters or woven into the silk fabric of her tops. Her alma mater’s sweatshirt is never too far, but her campus is now at Sandro. 
Season after season, Sandro Homme returns to formal bourgeois style codes and demonstrates a distinct taste for pieces of the past. Two button suits are available in both subdued tobacco and bluish grey hues. Expert tailoring is exhibited without taking itself too seriously. The iconic tweed blazer is reinvented using a patina denim, while the Prince of Wales check and houndstooth patterns are reinterpreted in large volumes. Instinctively, the Sandro man favours flowing shirts and flare trousers. Yet, he is never happier than in denim trousers, a cashmere jumper and an oversized wool coat.