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scroll for Q+A with Camille Charriere
Why are you interested in collaborating with aeyde?
I loved the idea of putting my mark on a brand that I love and buy myself so when Luisa, the founder, approached me about working on a capsule I immediately said yes. The brand has stood out to me since it first launched. It succeeds at what few achieve: to create classic pieces that stand the test of time, but edgy enough to not be boring. Shoes are such a tricky item when it comes to being more eco-friendly, because on the one hand you need them to be functional and comfortable, but they also are the building block of an outfit. The right shoe will make or break a look, so it's important to invest in pieces that are versatile and suit many occasions while never having to compromise on your strong silhouette. My challenge was to design pieces that I would want to wear for many moons to come, but that also feel fresh and cool.
What does duality mean to you and how is the moon linked to that?
I see duality everywhere. It is part of who I am. I grew up between two places that both feel like home. London and Paris are so close — a short train ride from one another — but offer such different perspectives when it comes to dressing. I love the French effortless approach, and am also in love with English eccentricity. I think it's ok to want to be both. I like to think it's the same as the moon that comes and goes, that affects our emotions and our behaviour, but which you can’t control. Our identity is something we all have access to and yet it remains a big mystery. I feel that our many moods and personalities should be reflected in what we choose to wear. This is why it was also important for me to create pieces that could be worn in so many different ways, and would suit lots of types of women. We are who we are, and our clothes play a huge role in reflecting that.
What was the most exciting or challenging part when it came to designing a collection?
The Covid-19 crisis made it impossible for us to meet in person. This was particularly hard as I have never designed a shoe before so had to work twice as hard to make sure we were all on the same page and getting all the details right via Zoom. The team was extremely patient, teaching me the ropes and helping me understand what could work and allowing for us to tweak until the very end of the process. I’m no expert on sustainability, but it was also interesting to factor in being eco-friendly at every stage of the process, from the packaging, to the dust bags to the choice of the leathers. In a way, the fact we were not able to travel to create this has kept the carbon footprint of this collection lower than it would have been, so that’s definitely a silver lining.
What's the inspiration behind the design of the shoes? Is there anything that you'd like to share?
Each shoe has its own personality. I really wanted to design a chic loafer that you haven’t met before. She's the intellectual of the bunch and was born out of my sudden desire to have something comfortable to wear at home that wasn’t my slippers (my slippers and I are divorcing). The white boot is the flirt, inspired by one of my style icons, the one and only Sharon Tate. I have always loved white boots but it’s very hard to find a pair this height (neither low nor high), which is the secret to capture that 60s vibe and makes for an absolute killer silhouette when worn with a skirt… although they also look amazing under jeans. Again, versatility was so important to me. Last but not least, the cowboy-inspired boot is the tomboy of the family. They will give any look a bit of an edge. Plus, the white detail is a nice upgrade from your classic black boot.

I wanted all three pairs to reflect the many aspects of our personality (again, this idea of duality). For the campaign shoot, I challenged myself to use only vintage pieces or sustainable brands from my own wardrobe. I wanted to inspire women to play around with the pieces they already own (we all have a denim shirt and jeans) but also show you how to take these shoes from day to night. My challenge this year is to really increase the lifespan of every piece I bring into my closet and I hope I can encourage others to do the same. I hope you love the collection as much as I do and can’t wait to see what version of yourself the shoes bring out in you!


Follow @thisisaeyde for all the latest Camille Charrière news plus updates on future collaborations.
We have partnered up with one of the leading voices in fashion Camille Charrière to create a three piece capsule collection, playing with the topic of duality and the forces of the moon.

Working together, we translated Camille’s double identity as a Parisienne living in London into three designs that play upon the topic of duality, finding clear expression in the combination of black and white leather. The collection epitomises Camille’s style, bridging English eccentricity and French chic. The colour pairing is also linked to the two sides of the moon: part in shadow, part in light.

EXCLUSIVE
CAMILLE
EXCLUSIVE
CAMILLE
CAMILLE is the signature piece of the collection: a high shaft ankle boot in monochrome creamy white, it features a mid-height block heel and a rounded toe. This is a retro style inspired by the Sixties, with a contemporary design update for the here and now.
Camille says: These make for an absolute killer silhouette when worn with a skirt… although they also look amazing under jeans.
EXCLUSIVE
GWYNETH
EXCLUSIVE
GWYNETH
A true essential in every British wardrobe, loafer GWYNETH recalls the traditional men’s dress shoe, while remaining modern and feminine with a low block heel, soft toe line and contrasting black and creamy white leather.
Camille says: This loafer was born out of my sudden desire to have something comfortable to wear at home that wasn’t my slippers (my slippers and I are divorcing).
EXCLUSIVE
DIANA
EXCLUSIVE
DIANA
Tomboy cowboy-inspired boot DIANA features an extra high shaft, an angular block heel and a leather elasticated gusset in contrast creamy white. More than at home as the finishing touch to a double denim ensemble, this shape will also toughen up softer outfits.
Camille says: These will give any look a bit of an edge. Plus, the white detail is a nice upgrade from your classic black boot.
Why are you interested in collaborating with aeyde?
I loved the idea of putting my mark on a brand that I love and buy myself so when Luisa, the founder, approached me about working on a capsule I immediately said yes. The brand has stood out to me since it first launched. It succeeds at what few achieve: to create classic pieces that stand the test of time, but edgy enough to not be boring. Shoes are such a tricky item when it comes to being more eco-friendly, because on the one hand you need them to be functional and comfortable, but they also are the building block of an outfit. The right shoe will make or break a look, so it's important to invest in pieces that are versatile and suit many occasions while never having to compromise on your strong silhouette. My challenge was to design pieces that I would want to wear for many moons to come, but that also feel fresh and cool.
What does duality mean to you and how is the moon linked to that?
I see duality everywhere. It is part of who I am. I grew up between two places that both feel like home. London and Paris are so close — a short train ride from one another — but offer such different perspectives when it comes to dressing. I love the French effortless approach, and am also in love with English eccentricity. I think it's ok to want to be both. I like to think it's the same as the moon that comes and goes, that affects our emotions and our behaviour, but which you can’t control. Our identity is something we all have access to and yet it remains a big mystery. I feel that our many moods and personalities should be reflected in what we choose to wear. This is why it was also important for me to create pieces that could be worn in so many different ways, and would suit lots of types of women. We are who we are, and our clothes play a huge role in reflecting that.
What was the most exciting or challenging part when it came to designing a collection?
The Covid-19 crisis made it impossible for us to meet in person. This was particularly hard as I have never designed a shoe before so had to work twice as hard to make sure we were all on the same page and getting all the details right via Zoom. The team was extremely patient, teaching me the ropes and helping me understand what could work and allowing for us to tweak until the very end of the process. I’m no expert on sustainability, but it was also interesting to factor in being eco-friendly at every stage of the process, from the packaging, to the dust bags to the choice of the leathers. In a way, the fact we were not able to travel to create this has kept the carbon footprint of this collection lower than it would have been, so that’s definitely a silver lining.
What's the inspiration behind the design of the shoes? Is there anything that you'd like to share?
Each shoe has its own personality. I really wanted to design a chic loafer that you haven’t met before. She's the intellectual of the bunch and was born out of my sudden desire to have something comfortable to wear at home that wasn’t my slippers (my slippers and I are divorcing). The white boot is the flirt, inspired by one of my style icons, the one and only Sharon Tate. I have always loved white boots but it’s very hard to find a pair this height (neither low nor high), which is the secret to capture that 60s vibe and makes for an absolute killer silhouette when worn with a skirt… although they also look amazing under jeans. Again, versatility was so important to me. Last but not least, the cowboy-inspired boot is the tomboy of the family. They will give any look a bit of an edge. Plus, the white detail is a nice upgrade from your classic black boot.

I wanted all three pairs to reflect the many aspects of our personality (again, this idea of duality). For the campaign shoot, I challenged myself to use only vintage pieces or sustainable brands from my own wardrobe. I wanted to inspire women to play around with the pieces they already own (we all have a denim shirt and jeans) but also show you how to take these shoes from day to night. My challenge this year is to really increase the lifespan of every piece I bring into my closet and I hope I can encourage others to do the same. I hope you love the collection as much as I do and can’t wait to see what version of yourself the shoes bring out in you!


Follow @thisisaeyde for all the latest Camille Charrière news plus updates on future collaborations.

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