The house
“See the woman before the mother.”
There are garments designed for a function. MUSÁ dresses the woman.
For four years, I looked for a shirt I could wear on a Tuesday at the office and on a Saturday night, and open in one move whenever I needed to, without having to choose. I never found it. So I designed it.
MUSÁ came to life in 2023, with a shirt that didn't exist.
I didn't want a practical garment. I wanted a garment that holds. A collar still straight at seven in the evening. A poplin that keeps its shape. Two discreet openings, hidden in the side seams, that let me nurse in one move, wherever I want, whenever I want.
Each piece carries a first name because it has a look, not a function. Each one is designed with a stylist, prototyped, reworked, sometimes abandoned. When a collar falls two millimeters off, we start again.
I wear them every day, to nurse with one hand, or simply for their look. That is exactly why they exist.
Océane
MUSÁ, the shirt for women who stay.