A talented artist
A subtle blend of creativity, elegance and mastery, his undeniable talent and sense of refinement guarantee a creation of absolute precision.
Driven by a deep passion for Formula 1, he has naturally taken on the design of the house's ‘Grand Prix - Les Commissaires de Piste’ collection, infusing each piece with his expert and inspired eye.
A note of history
The Monaco Grand Prix is one of the oldest and most prestigious races in the world. It is the most glamorous, the most prestigious, the most popular and above all the one that every driver and every team wants to win!Created in 1929 by Antony Noghès, the Monaco circuit, designed in the heart of the city, has retained almost its entire original layout, a narrow, winding track, making it one of the most demanding and dangerous circuits on the Formula 1 World Championship calendar. The Monaco circuit measures 3.367 Km.
In 1975, a key milestone was reached for the Monaco Grand Prix marshals: they officially adopted orange overalls, making their presence at the races emblematic.
At the time, there was still no safety car and it was they who intervened directly in the event of an incident on the track, while the cars continued to turn.This development marked a further professionalisation of the role of the stewards, who were still volunteers but became increasingly specialised and organised within the College of Stewards, which later became the Command of the Stewards' Corps.Still volunteers, they are now highly qualified and involved in the various Monegasque events, true to their motto: “Dare and Serve”.
A silk tie of exception
Enhance your suits with this luxurious, elegant and timeless accessory.
Technological prowess and mastery of weaving techniques reveal the most delicate details and the most demanding motifs in colour.
The weaving and making of this exceptional piece in top-quality silk are carried out in Italy. Its box, the red colour of Monaco, is made in the Principality from FSC-certified paper sourced from responsibly managed forests.
The tie in the ‘Grand Prix - Les Drapeaux de Course’ collection celebrates the ten emblematic flags that punctuate every race.
The silk
This precious shiny filament, obtained by unwinding the cocoon of a silkworm, naturally requires very high quality production conditions.
Very sensitive to the quality of the environment, the silkworm does not tolerate pollution and feeds only on fresh leaves.
Its breeding requires a know-how of excellence: our craftsmen have selected the best silk farms.
Preserve the beauty of your silk tie :
- Store it untied.
- Entrust its cleaning to a specialized professional.
