How the team is wearing our new collection

I wanted to make a real everyday outfit with the chinos and the western shirt, in order to concretely represent the DNA of BonneGueule: creating everyday clothes that can be worn all the time . It was important for me to show this dimension, especially with the Harry cognac chinos , and the western shirt in the pants to really highlight the Cobra ® belt .

And since the fit of the shirt is a little straight, I found that the chinos went well with this western and timeless spirit . Finally, since the shirt is a workwear garment, I wanted to complete the outfit with our Kamikoshi workwear jacket for the practical and solid side.

A fairly simple outfit in its design, but which works very well due to its textures and volumes !

I like big parkas, big raincoats, long and straight.

I enjoy taking them out again as soon as the end of winter approaches and the temperatures become milder.

That's good because our Lofoten parka meets these specifications very well. It's comfortable, reaches my knees and flutters around me when I wear it open.

And because elegance is making a strong comeback in my life, I choose to wear the parka with a suit and tie. In case you were wondering: yes, all these pieces are coming out soon ! On March 15th to be precise.

I decide to pair a striped yellow shirt with a green knitted tie and a brown suit, in a beautiful wool. It's a different color combination than what we usually see but I find it very harmonious. Warm and shimmering, these shades are like a call of spring.

Finally, I put on some loafers ( Orban's ), because loafers are good. You should worry and call a doctor if you see me without them one day.

For this outfit, as always for me: no hassle . Jeans, mocs, a shirt, a tie and a navy blazer.
It's a tried and tested recipe that works very well, but a little too "expected", but for me it lacks embodiment .

We swap the blazer for a four-button navy jacket that goes very well with blue jeans (Levi's Vintage US). Navy yellow and red Rep tie, which will match with the red socks (Mes Chaussettes Rouges) and the embroidery on the thigh. Sky blue shirt to look good since the sun stood me up.

Less wisdom, more me.

This shirt is my favorite piece from the Le Temps Retrouvé collection . I rarely see stripes like these and I find that they easily reinforce a look.

So I start from there and at the moment, I like to play with shades of green because they are less common. I think about what green I have in my wardrobe: my Bergame pants. I compare the shades and it matches, because the bright and light stripes of the shirt are complementary with the sober and dark green of the pants. It creates a coherent whole but with contrast all the same .

I have my continuity on the top and bottom, I can put a new color on top. Navy blue for example, to stay harmonious with the dark green of the pants. It could have been a blazer, but I wanted a more casual side, softer but still a bit tailored: the Wajima knitted overshirt .

On my feet, I need something elegant and neutral to go with all that. The definition of black shoes ( Velasca derbies). I recall them with my Olive Clothing western belt.

And of course, I wasn't going to put on a shirt without slipping on a tank top (Scott Fraser Collection) and a gold chain underneath. You should be concerned and call a doctor if you see me without one day.

True to myself, I chose a loose fit because I like the comfort and also the style that this type of silhouette brings. With its 23.5cm leg opening and its beautiful set of pockets, the Kamikoshi cargo pants please me. We are starting to get closer to my preferences in terms of leg width. Édouard, if you are reading this, widen the fits a little more.

Up top, it's time for layering with the Nevada overshirt and our Halles tank top that's coming out soon. Coyote, ecru, white, we'd almost go for a monochrome. Except no! Our Tokushima shirt arrives to contrast all that just right.

I finish with a cap and dark shoes, which are forgotten in the outfit.

After four years at BonneGueule, I have no qualms about appropriating pieces from the men's wardrobe. I particularly appreciate the casual and nonchalant side that this outfit gives off . There is an obvious balance between comfort and elegance that I really like.

The centerpiece is the Poetto pants , straight and in ecru, which fall perfectly on the hips. Light pants are incredibly easy to combine ; here, with a brown turtleneck sweater that echoes the natural hues. But it could have been just as well combined with a multitude of other colors. It's an ideal base to put together a look.

On my shoulders, the Apricale jacket works wonderfully because it’s unstructured; it has the gift of transforming formal into casual . On my feet, I’m wearing Chambord Paraboots , but mid-high ankle boots would have worked just as well.

I would love to see women wearing this new collection . I think some of our pieces are completely unisex and can effortlessly integrate into a woman's wardrobe.