Majorella — The creation
Majorella. The name of the Marrakech garden where Yves Saint Laurent found his color.
Majorelle blue is no ordinary blue.
It's a blue with an address, a history, a unique identity—that intense cobalt blue Jacques Majorelle used to paint his villa in 1924, and which the whole world now recognizes as one of the most beautiful colors ever invented.
Cachalabibi's Majorella bears this name with an awareness of its meaning.
Two-tone granny squares—white and cobalt blue—are the oldest and most universal crochet technique.
Each square is a piece in itself, crocheted separately, assembled with precision. The juxtaposition of white and cobalt blue creates a sharp graphic dialogue—two colors that define each other, reinforce each other, and together create something greater than each separately.
The straight neckline structures the front with a clean, modern horizontality.
Halter straps tied at the neck open the piece upwards with effortless elegance.
The open back reveals the skin with that calculated simplicity which is the hallmark of the most self-assured pieces.
The scalloped trim adorned with small blue beads signs the finish with that precious detail that distinguishes creation from simple construction—these beads that catch the light, that add a tactile and visual dimension to the piece, that say every inch has been considered.
Majorella is worn with white jeans for clear contrast, with ecru pants for the harmony of Mediterranean tones, with a long black skirt for maximum intensity.
Majorella, for those who know that some colors have a soul.
Entirely hand-crocheted in my French workshop.
Exclusive Cachalabibi creation — Unique piece, only one in the world.