Natalie Moran

Paris

With Fabrique since 2025

Works

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Works

Jeans a Gamba Larga Dritta Mia Flora in Denim Jacquard di Cotone

MOP$1,716.00

Gonna Maxi Ari Flora in Denim Jacquard di Cotone

MOP$1,652.00

Jeans Natalie a gamba dritta sfumati in denim di cotone jacquard a diamante

MOP$1,652.00

Jeans dritti Natalie con effetto sfumato in denim jacquard

MOP$1,652.00

Jeans Natalie sfumati in denim jacquard

MOP$1,652.00

Pantaloni Casual Jogger Margot

MOP$1,204.00

Giacca Corta Antivento Margot in Misto Cotone

MOP$1,716.00

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Saint Laurent, Kenzo, and Aries alum, known for fusing sensual draping with rebellious edge. Her bold designs have captivated runways and icons alike, defining modern luxury.

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Natalie Moran thrives on contrast. A Paris native with over a decade in high fashion, she blends sensuality with a rebellious street edge, always pushing the limits of design. At Saint Laurent, she specialized in high-end jersey womenswear, playing with draped cuts and unexpected fabric combinations that reshaped movement and structure on the runway. At Kenzo, she sharpened her skills in bold, street-driven sportswear, merging fluid motion with precision tailoring. Her move to Aries as chief designer gave her the freedom to push deconstruction—not as destruction, but as reinvention, breathing new life into classic pieces.

Founded in 2010, Aries sits at the crossroads of luxury and street culture, making it the perfect platform for Moran’s experimental vision. She turned vintage military jackets into asymmetric vests, transforming past utility into modern statement pieces. Her Spring/Summer 2017 collection fused Liverpool’s underground youth scene with Italian luxury, mixing cashmere, lace, and silk with everyday polyester and denim. It wasn’t just about aesthetics—it was a dialogue between high fashion and subculture. The collection put Aries on the map, earning it a cult following and cementing its status in independent fashion.

Moran’s approach is all about structural reinvention and material contrast. She instinctively blends influences without following fashion’s usual rules, keeping her work sharp, relevant, and always one step ahead.

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