Apprentice Sales Advisor - Paris.
What you do, and since when? Started with a two-month internship at our Toulouse boutique, in June 2025. I then continued my path on a two-year work-study programme at the Canal Saint-Martin boutique in Paris, starting September 2025, as sales and client advisor.
What you're wearing? Today I'm wearing several pieces from the B. Style Femme collection. I love playing with clothes and reworking pieces from womenswear to build my own looks. My outfit is a black and white striped wool jumper, over which I've added a sleeveless denim gilet. I'm also wearing wide-leg jeans in the same tone as the gilet. To accessorise, I chose a small rhinestone 'Salamandre' pin.
Your season selection? For me, the first must-have piece this season is the black marinière! I'm completely addicted to marinières, I find it such a chic, timeless piece. Then, since I love agnès b.'s digital photo prints, I immediately thought of the 'Mer' jumper. Its different shades of blue remind me of home, since I was born in La Réunion. There's also the denim jacket, which is really essential for me — it instantly structures and dresses up a look. And how could I not mention the cardigan? This time I'd go for its long-sleeve tee version for women, while I wait to wear the fleece version this winter. And finally, the navy 'Unai' shorts: simple, effective, and easy to wear with everything!.
Your agnès b. detail? What defines me best at agnès b., I think, is polka dots — white on black especially. There are very few days I leave home without at least a touch of polka dots in my outfit. Cap, shirt, bag… anything that comes in dots, I have it! It's really become a kind of signature in the way I dress.
Your tie to Paris? Paris is, above all, my fashion studies. I'm currently in my first year of a master's at IFA Paris, where I'm working to develop and refine my skills in styling, pattern-making and art direction. It's a city full of charm and incredibly creative people.
Any discovery about agnès b. to share? What I really discovered at agnès b., working here, is her taste for memories and personal stories. With every new collection, agnès shares little pieces of her life with us — digital photos printed onto the clothes, taken in her garden, or 'found objects' she picked up on the beach. Every piece becomes a way to travel through different memories and moments of her life. It's an approach that's really inspired me. As a styling student myself, I especially love this way of telling stories through clothes. It's something I'd like to develop further in my own work: creating pieces that carry a story, that pass something on, and that in turn let people share memories of their own.
