Fishing — Creation
Pesca.
Peach in Italian and Spanish.
This sweet and fragrant summer fruit, with its velvety skin that speaks of warmth and generosity.
Pesca is a piece that speaks of softness and light — a piece that belongs to Mediterranean summers and shadowless afternoons.
The peach pink of Pesca is a color of absolute delicacy and luminosity.
Not a vibrant and assertive pink — a soft, warm, luminous pink, that belongs to ripe peaches in August, to pink dawns over the sea, to seashells on white sand. It's a color that speaks of natural femininity and sweetness, that suits all skin tones and illuminates without ever being overpowering.
Wearing Pesca means wearing the color of light itself.
The construction of Pesca is a conversation between two openwork languages.
The first — rows of large square filet stitch — is the language of absolute transparency.
The stitches open into large regular squares, creating maximum transparency, a veil of color that allows light and skin to show through with absolute generosity and delicacy.
This is the airiest part of Pesca, the one that speaks of summer and lightness.
The second — rows of ornamental star stitch — is the language of precision and beauty. The stitches are arranged in stars that interlock with remarkable regularity and delicacy, creating denser and more ornamental areas of antique lace beauty.
This is the most precious part of Pesca, the one that speaks of craftsmanship and mastery.
These two languages alternate in horizontal rows throughout the body and sleeves — an alternation of lightness and precision, transparency and ornament, freedom and rigor. It is this alternation that creates the rhythm and sophistication of Pesca — a piece that reveals itself gradually, revealing a new texture with each glance.
The wide, slightly draped boat neck is Pesca's elegant decision. It frames the shoulders and collarbones with natural ease and grace — not a narrow, structured collar, but a wide, fluid opening that speaks of freedom and natural femininity.
It is what gives Pesca its relaxed yet sophisticated silhouette.
The slightly flared 3/4 sleeves are Pesca's sculptural decision. They gradually widen from top to bottom, creating a romantic and graceful volume that transforms every gesture into something elegant.
Neither too short nor too long — they stop at just the right place, one that speaks of perfect balance and proportion.
Ideas on how to wear it?
Over white or cream tailored trousers — white creates a luminous contrast with peach pink, the transparency of the knit subtly reveals the light background with absolute delicacy. This is the most editorial, most sophisticated look.
Over a white midi skirt — same principle, more feminine. The white of the skirt amplifies the luminosity of the peach pink, the 3/4 sleeves create a balanced and graceful silhouette. This is the most romantic, most summery look.
Over high-waisted white slim-fit jeans — more casual, but still elegant. The white of the denim resonates with the lightness of Pesca, the straight cut creates a fluid and natural silhouette. This is the most everyday, most Parisian look.
Over a peach or nude bikini or swimsuit — Pesca as a beach cover-up, maximum transparency, the peach pink dialoguing with the skin. This is the most summery, most free look.
Entirely hand-crocheted in my French workshop.
Exclusive Cachalabibi creation — Unique piece, only one in the world.