Adopt the French attitude for Bastille Day!
Founded in 2016, French Wink is a one-stop-shop for francophiles in the US. Through French Wink, Myline Descamps and Claire Obry, 2 French expatriates based in NYC for the past 10 years, share their joie de vivre and love for French savoir-faire.
Their platform represents more than 1,000 products made in France or by French businesses based in the US with 70 french brands covering different themes. Beyond the online shop, they have partnered with French restaurant O’Cabanon located at 245W 29th Street, to create a boutique allowing New Yorkers to experience the French touch at its full potential.
The two founders aim to source the finest craftsmanship to create their own French Wink collection available on frenchwink.com with items such as Summer berets, breton-stripes t-shirts, kitchen towels and aprons. To do so they collaborate with Maison Bragard founded in 1933 and based in the Vosges, specialized in premium uniforms and famous for their Chef garments for restaurants, hotels, service companies and foodies.
A Capsule Collection for Bastille Day
At the occasion of Bastille Day, French Wink is launching its Bastille Day Capsule Collection French Wink x Bragard.
“We are very glad and proud to collaborate with such an emblematic French brand to expand our products collection dedicated to our francophile clientele” said Myline Descamps and Claire Obry.
Here are some examples of their cute collection that will enable you to wear the French colors in style for Bastille Day and beyond!
About the Author
Laurence de Valmy is a French born artist, who lives and works in San Diego. She is a painter creator of the POST series, painted Instagram of the past revisiting art history. Her work is regularly exhibited in galleries and art fairs. She founded the blog "The Curious Frenchy" https://www.instagram.com/laurencedevalmy/
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