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Fashion Designer Sonia Rykiel And Anne de Solene Collaborate With Saks Fifth Avenue To Launch A Home Collection
Home and Textiles Today released news of Anne de Solene's partnership with distinguished French fashion designer Sonia Rykiel on the recent development of the Sonia Rykiel Maison brand. The home collection will be available on Saks Fifth Avenue's e-commerce site, Saks.com this month.
Anne de Solene opened their first boutique in Paris and became known for developing sophisticated products of quality fabrics and patterns for the home. Today, such quality and workmanship can be purchased in stores around France, abroad, and online.
With the creation of the Sonia Rykiel Maison brand, Anne de Solene stated that the designer's products "capture chic, contemporary styling with a beautiful couture color palette and very special constructions. The designs are contemporary, sophisticated and fresh — exactly what one expects to buy from Saks Fifth Avenue."
According to Home & Textiles Today, we can expect an assortment of France-made bedding, bathroom textiles of unique craftsmanship, beach towels and bath robes of specialty fabrics and construction.
"All bedding components are made of 100% long-staple combed cotton. And towels — both for bath and beach — are available in two constructions, knitted loop-stitch or luxe velvet. Bath robes also come in loop-stitch and knitted loop-stitch constructions."
If you are a Sonia Rykiel ready-to-wear fan, we can pretty much bet that the Sonia Rykiel Maison brand will surpass our expectations. Visit Saks.com throughout October to view and purchase the designers' new products for your home.
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