Fauré Le Page is bringing a touch of Parisian savoir-faire to Manila with its latest pop-up at Power Plant Mall in Rockwell, Makati. Set in the Maison’s signature yellow-hued space, the destination brings together its coveted bags and accessories, offering visitors a closer look at the craftsmanship, heritage, and distinctive spirit behind the French house.
Visitors can discover Fauré Le Page’s creations while experiencing the Parisian elegance and distinctive lifestyle that have come to define the Maison—now brought to Manila.
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The Scale Canvas
At the heart of Fauré Le Page’s creations is the Scale Canvas, the Maison’s signature material and one of the defining elements of its collections. Taking center stage throughout the pop-up, the canvas reflects the house’s commitment to craftsmanship as much as its distinctly Parisian aesthetic.
Each Scale Canvas is screen-printed in four stages in Annecy, France, using a traditional frame-printing technique similar to that used for silk. It is then embossed and varnished in the Vosges region of France, resulting in its distinctive satin finish. These meticulous processes give the material its visual depth while contributing to its suppleness, water resistance, and durability.
The Scale pattern itself has roots in the Maison’s history, inspired by the scales that adorned the arms of the original Fauré Le Page house. Today, it remains one of the brand’s most recognizable signatures, reimagined through a bespoke palette of bold, pure colors that evoke stories of love, history, and Paris.
Signature Bags
Of course, the pop-up would not be complete without the Maison’s signature bags, many of which have become hallmarks of Fauré Le Page. Designed as everyday companions, they bring together practicality and the house’s unmistakable aesthetic for today’s wearers.
At the forefront is the Daily Battle, the Maison’s iconic tote. Supple yet resilient, lightweight yet generous, and elegant without being ostentatious, the bag is designed to move effortlessly through everyday life while reflecting Fauré Le Page’s distinctive spirit and savoir-faire.
Alongside the Daily Battle, visitors can discover a selection of Fauré Le Page bags and accessories, each showcasing the Maison’s approach to color, craftsmanship, and design.
With its new pop-up at Power Plant Mall, Fauré Le Page brings its Parisian world to Manila, placing its signature creations and meticulous savoir-faire in a contemporary retail setting. More than a destination to shop, the pop-up offers a glimpse into the meeting point between the Maison’s storied heritage and the modern lives its creations are designed to accompany.
Fauré Le Page’s pop-up is now open at Power Plant Mall, Rockwell, Makati City. Guests may also discover the Maison at the Fauré Le Page flagship boutique at Greenbelt 4, Ayala Center, Makati City.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The pop-up is open at Power Plant Mall in Rockwell, Makati City, in the Maison’s signature yellow-hued space. Fauré Le Page also has a flagship boutique at Greenbelt 4, Ayala Center, Makati City.
The Scale Canvas is the Maison’s signature material and a defining element of its collections. It is a supple, water-resistant, durable canvas with a satin finish, used across the bags and small leather goods on display at the pop-up.
Each Scale Canvas is screen-printed in four stages in Annecy, France, using a frame-printing technique similar to silk printing. It is then embossed and varnished in the Vosges region of France, which gives it its satin finish.
The Scale pattern is inspired by the scales that adorned the arms of the original Fauré Le Page house. It is now one of the brand’s most recognizable signatures, reimagined in a bespoke palette of bold, pure colors.
The Daily Battle is the Maison’s signature tote. The article describes it as supple yet resilient, lightweight yet generous, and designed to move through everyday life. It’s featured at the pop-up in different sizes and colors.
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