Trained as a decorative painter, she has been taking over urban space since 2019 through a figure that has become her signature: a little girl inspired by a photograph by Vivian Maier. Silent yet expressive, she moves through walls, torn posters and fragments of the city like a fragile, resilient presence.

Cashmere goat, camel, yak, sheep: as many fibers, as many skills, passed down for generations by nomadic families and now supported by a network of cooperatives. At Capra d'Oro, the entire chain (from the collection of raw material to finishing) is integrated within a single Mongolian factory, ensuring full traceability.

For the "Super Japon" event at Le Bon Marché, agnès b. takes part in the celebration, honouring its intimate connection with Japan. A country where the house has been present since 1983, and where Agnès has always found a deep resonance with Japanese aesthetics and craftsmanship.