By Bourgine

This week's report - September 14, 2025

This week, the Report focuses on a signature piece from our couture house: the Théâtricule — especially fitting with fall coming in.
The Théâtricule is the smash hit of our 2023 collection inspired by Edward Gorey, an American illustrator who fancied the puffy sleeves of the 1890–1910 period.

Among many artistic endeavors, Edward lead a puppet troupe known as "Le Théâtricule Stoïque".

A devoted Francophile, he enjoyed inventing French-sounding words and created unexpected word pairings.

Our own unexpected pairings are often made out of antique silhouettes and materials firmly rooted in the 21st century.
1890s
2020s
For grown-ups
For little ones 
For brides-to-be
For non brides-to-be
Crunching numbers:

- The Théâtricule requires 1 meter of fabric, 8 buttons, and 3 labels
- 30 minutes of cutting, 2.5 hours of sewing, 30 minutes of finishings

- Available in 6 colors
- We have produced 200 of them since its inception! 
THÉÂTRICULES

Until next week,
Bourgine
15 rue Racine in Paris
Monday-Saturday, 11am-7pm
Dimanche, 12am-7pm

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