Géraldine Miège

Paris

With Fabrique since 2026 Former IRO Paris creative director and Isabel Marant senior designer, shaping a Paris-meets-bohemia wardrobe with French ease, artisanal detail, and an independent feminine spirit.

Inspiration

Géraldine Miège’s collaboration with Fabrique looks to a summer escape in the South of France. Inspired by the grain of 1970s black-and-white film, the collection pairs soft cotton-linen fabrics with refined French embroidery, balancing a vintage mood with natural comfort. Muted, nature-led tones soften the noise of the city, while loose cuts and multiway styling capture a bohemian ease that feels relaxed, effortless, and ready to travel.

Background

Former IRO Paris creative director and Isabel Marant senior designer, shaping a Paris-meets-bohemia wardrobe with French ease, artisanal detail, and an independent feminine spirit.

Géraldine Miège is a Paris-born designer whose career began at Isabel Marant, where she helped shape a freer, more expressive bohemian style through hand-embroidered fringe knitwear and sharply reworked leather jackets. She later became Creative Director of IRO Paris, where she led the brand’s concept direction and key looks.

Her design language brings together Paris style and a wandering bohemian spirit. With inspirations that span fashion, literature, and music—including Kate Moss, Joan Didion, and Nico—her work carries a clear sense of independence, confidence, and ease in the way it approaches modern femininity.