Keep it long, treasure it long.

It's useful to have one

This linen cachet is soft to the touch and perfect for early summer. It is a form of clothing that is worn like a kimono with the chest overlapping, and is also used in ballet costumes.

The cache-coeur is an item that can create a feminine silhouette, and because the top is compact, it gives a clean impression and the cut back at the waist also makes the style look better. It is also convenient to layer it over a white T-shirt or tank top, which are difficult to wear alone, and it is compact and convenient to carry around for protection against temperature and sunlight when travelling.

The world's favourite

L'art de vivre is a brand that offers river lace products based on the idea that, while being involved in fashion for a long time, products with great technology that are becoming scarce are also one of the things that make clothes important. The cache-coeur, which is made to be enjoyed with these lace items, is an excellent combination with the L'art de vivre dress.

In France, people wear clothes for their 'character', and both clothes and objects are said to fulfil the limits of their use value. The brand offers an unpretentious and natural fashion to those who seek their own style, with the hope of becoming a brand that conveys the idea of an aesthetic sense of lifestyle.

Wear that traces the history of lace

L'art de vivre's obsession with lace was introduced into fashion in the late 17th century, during the reign of Louis XIV. It is said that lace clothing was one of the valuable handicrafts of high-quality manufacturing that began as an economic measure. In the 18th century, when cotton from India arrived in France, lace, which had previously been worn only by the nobility, was replaced by cotton and silk. Lace, which had previously been worn only by the nobility, was now made from cotton and became the fashion for the common people of Paris, laying the foundations for the lace fashions that are still loved today. Later, in the age of haute couture, river lace remained a popular material for a long time and still enjoys great popularity, especially among antique lovers.