Keep it long, treasure it long.

I want to enjoy "pretty colors" in the summer

With the concept of the Parisian lifestyle, you can be yourself naturally and unadorned. L'art de vivre offers items that are a little unique and add color to your lifestyle.

Linen easy pants are essential for summer. Simple and basic items are easy to match, but in light summer clothes, a simple top and bottom combination can sometimes look like loungewear. To avoid this, you need to be creative with your coordination, but you also need to be creative with the design and color selection that has decorations.

L'art de vivre has pants that can be worn with lace blouses and dresses. The combination of a neat lace blouse and linen pants is a relaxed and elegant combination.
The linen wave pants are a one-size-fits-all with elastic and string waist. They can be enjoyed by a wide range of body types, and can be adjusted to be worn over or under the top. The wave cutting at the hem is a subtle accent to the design, so they don't look like loungewear. The smooth feel and comfort of linen fabric makes it comfortable and recommended for the sweaty season.

The Admiration of the World

L'art de vivre has been involved in fashion for a long time, and has come to believe that rare, wonderfully crafted products are one way to cherish clothes. This is the idea behind the brand's main offering of river lace products. The linen wave pants, which are made to be enjoyed with lace items, are a perfect match with L'art de vivre shirts and dresses.

In France, people wear clothes in pursuit of "uniqueness," and both clothes and objects are said to reach the limits of their usefulness. In today's world, where people don't own many things and fashion requires a style that is unique to them and a relaxed attitude, we hope to become a brand that can convey our thoughts on the aesthetic sense of lifestyle, and we offer unpretentious, natural fashion to those who seek individuality.

Clothing that traces the history of lace

It was during the late 17th century under Louis XIV that the lace of L’art de vivre was incorporated into fashion. It is said that lace clothing was one of the valuable handicrafts that were started as an economic measure to produce high-quality products. Lace was sourced from northern Italy and linen and silk from Lyon to make clothes, and noble clothes decorated with lace became the dress code at the Palace of Versailles, which continued until the time of Marie Antoinette. In the 18th century, when cotton originating from India was brought to France, lace, which had previously only been worn by aristocrats, was made from cotton, which became a trend among the common people of Paris and became the foundation of lace fashion that is still loved today. After that, even in the era of haute couture, river lace remained a popular material for a long time, and it is still extremely popular among people who love antiques.