The Saint-Tropez designers

Julie & les Tropéziennes  

« A beautiful love story, of dresses and women»

Julie & les Tropéziennes was born from a love story, of Julie Vallotti for her village and her grandmothers, the charismatic women of her family. She attended school in Saint-Tropez dreaming of nice dresses, beautiful fabrics and materials... before meeting her Prince Charming, Tropezian and actor Laurent Mouton, and following him in Paris. Few years and two sons later, the young couple came back to Saint-Tropez. Julie, as a fashion enthusiast, met Véronique and Patrick Ithier, who founded the Ash brand. She has collaborated with them for 13 years now.
Last winter, Laurent encouraged her wife to create her own collection. He took all the pictures of her creations. The dresses Made in France are traditionally manufactured in Marseille and can be worn like a second skin, in town, to go to the market, at the beach, to the café.

Julie & Saint-Tropez
I really love my village and its traditions, I also like the endless balance of modernity and innovations, authentic places that remind me Saint-Tropez in the 1970’s… My favourite shops have their own identity : Ash Concept, Titamalà, Sunday, Trinity, L’Adress, Blabla, Les Secrets de Camille, La Cabane d’Anoé for kids…

Mana Saint-Tropez : Lovely Bags

The young brand Mana Saint-Tropez represents the happy chic world of Sabrina and Marie de La Cruz. Inspired by the Dolce Vita of Saint-Tropez and their icons Bardot, Birkin and Romy, they embroider daisies on their bags, symbols of purity and gentle lifestyle. The pretty sisters designed four models of this iconic bag : Boho, Wild, Hippie and Gypsy, symbols of sun, sand, happiness and vacation! Each bag is unique and can be customized with a handmade embroidery and a bag handle in natural leather designed by a local craftsman from Grimaud. The exclusive and so chic “Picnic Beach Bag” is created in limited edition for Sénéquier and is the must-have for this summer.

The boho chic style of Coconut

In 2012, a young fashion designer from Cannes, Mademoiselle Ema, met her future husband, Mathieu Etienne, manager of Cabane Bambou beach club. Thanks to her Esmod training and her experience as a designer for Réminiscence, she created Mademoiselle Ema, a gypset style brand inspired by her trips (Miami, St. Barths, Mauritius). Her collections, especially her “Friendship” ethnic chic sandals became the fashion editors’ favourites. A new adventure : “It is a story of family and friendship with Mr. & Ms. Navarro from Bâoli group”, Emmanuelle said. She designed her own prints, including the famous Aztec-style “Navajo” print. Two collections for each season and must-have clothing (Rodeo Dress, Summer Tunic) and accessories (shoes, bags, pareos, beach towels) in limited edition.

Joyce’s Jules

Joyce is the daughter of interior designer Laurence Gournac (Taman Antik) and Jacques Naveau, owner of Domaine des Campaux wine estate and Cabane Bambou beach club. As a fashion and interior design enthusiast, Joyce, who travelled a lot, has created two brands of boho chic accessories : canvas pouches By Joyce with precious embroideries and colourful handmade bags “Mon Jules”.