PRESS

August 2020
“...It’s not just historic houses like Chanel, Dior, and Valentino that create couture pieces. There are young designers looking to this wearable art, designing pieces for a new generation of couture collectors with different sensibilities.
At just 23, Maëva Bezzioune created her own couture line, MAË Paris, after designing a custom wedding dress for herself. Initially a bridal line, the couture collection has expanded to eveningwear at her clients’ requests, and it now has a boutique on the prestigious Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré in Paris.”
Kristen Shirley, Forbes contributor

November 2020
“I have always dreamed of seeing people in the street dressed in MAË,” says the founder of her decision to launch ready- to-wear. “It’s opening the brand to a larger audience and also fulfilling my need for artistic self-expression.”
She considers that daywear offers more headway to express an everyday style. “The MAË Paris woman balances a business life with a feminine side. The collection speaks to the power of women, which is in their confidence first of all. This is how I want our clients to feel – confident and ready to reach any goal.”
Caterina Minthe, Vogue Arabia Features Director

November 2020
“With tactile textures from silk to sequins, a monochromatic color palette, and strong silhouettes with an insouciant cool, there is not a single MAË Paris piece that I’m not utterly obsessed with.
Inspired by the sartorial power players of the ‘80s – think larger-than-life shoulder pads coupled with cinched waists – Maëva also designs with a modest sensibility. The brand boasts a loyal customer base of Arab women thanks to the abaya-like cuts and Middle Eastern-esque gowns.”
Milli Midwood, Editor in Chief