Meet the designer who revamped a 100-year-old loungewear label with ties to Coco Chanel.
, a luxury loungewear brand her family founded in Paris in 1918, left France for Tel Aviv before the lockdowns in Europe began. She is currently settled in a home by the ocean, with a view of the water that she says “keeps her calm and inspired.” Marciano says that during the last few weeks she’s “been busy working, training, drawing, cooking, reading, listening to music, and catching up with friends.
Her newest collections are modern interpretations of luxe, minimal basics in earthy, buttery tones: cashmere joggers and sweaters, airy linen suiting and dresses, as well as tees and slips. Le Kasha’s cashmere is made on an eco-farm in inner Mongolia, while some pieces are designed using 100% silk and 100% linen. Their process of design and manufacturing is slow and thoughtful, just as it’s always been.
This brand of loungewear, in general, seems to be top of mind for the style-obsessed who are currently quarantined at home like Marciano. The way that she sees it, people want to “feel very comfortable but also elegant.” She adds, “I personally don’t want to feel like I’m wearing pajamas all day. I tend to go for neutral colors and light silks or cashmere fabrics that feel like a second skin.
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