Moving effortlessly between Paris and Saint-Tropez, Maje’s latest Summer in the City chapter celebrates the kind of wardrobe that rarely stays in one place. The one you throw into a suitcase without thinking twice, wear from morning until late at night, and somehow always feels right. It’s a collection built around movement and the idea that great summer dressing shouldn’t ask you to choose between elegance and ease.
References to sixties icons including Dalida, Brigitte Bardot and the Princesses of Monaco bring a quiet sense of glamour, while cropped shirts, lightweight co-ords, halterneck dresses, bubble skirts and open backs keep everything grounded in the present. Gold buttons, graphic polka dots and vintage-inspired prints add personality without overwhelming the silhouettes, while linen, organic cotton and deep indigo denim give the collection the softness and freedom that define the season. Every piece feels designed to be worn, lived in and taken somewhere new the next day.
Perhaps that’s what makes Summer in the City feel so convincing. It isn’t built around a single destination or a particular moment, but made for the woman who moves between both, carrying the same confidence from city streets to the coast without ever changing who she is.
