Maison Labiche is launching a limited-edition capsule as part of the « Marie-Antoinette par Sofia Coppola » exhibition, organised at the Château de Versailles. The collection will be available at the end of September, at prices ranging from 55 to 165 euros.
L'exposition, held at the Petit Trianon until 24 January 2027, celebrates the twentieth anniversary of Sofia Coppola's film, partly shot at Versailles. Presented as a « making of », it was designed in collaboration with the director and looks back at the genesis of the film, its aesthetic choices and its cultural influence.
The capsule draws directly on this imagery. It includes a « La belle poule » t-shirt, a reference to the monumental hairstyles associated with Marie-Antoinette and the fashion of the XVIIIe-century court. On the Louis XIV side, the brand revisits the Roi-Soleil through his solar emblem and his monogram formed of two interlaced « L » topped with a crown. On certain pieces (t-shirts, cap and tote bags), an embroidered phrase reproduces the quote attributed to Marie-Antoinette: « Let them eat cake » (« qu'ils mangent de la brioche »).
Founded in Paris in 2011, Maison Labiche has built its identity around embroidery and a wardrobe of basics. The brand set up its own embroidery workshop in France in 2016 and states that it manufactures 95% of its products in Europe, mainly in Portugal.
