Every Gatz collection follows a single thread. Our first is Bohème, and the thread is the French Riviera, not the marina of today, but the myth that came before it.
The Riviera before the spotlight
There was a window, roughly from the painters of the 1890s to the long lunches of the 1960s, when the Riviera meant something looser than luxury. It was Signac's light on the water at Saint-Tropez, Colette writing under the vines, bare feet on warm stone: a way of living that prized ease over effort. Bohème reaches for that feeling.
What's in it
The collection runs across silk foulards and hand fans, with prints that wander from single sculptural blooms to Mediterranean still lifes and the boteh of a hundred summers. Each piece is a small souvenir of that world, made to wear now, faithful to where it came from.
One era at a time. This one is the Riviera.
The first chapter
Like every Gatz collection, Bohème tells one story. The next collection follows a thread of its own. Explore Bohème →
