Vilebrequin is dedicating its 2024 Cruise Collection to the art and savoir faire of being French.

As the bonafide French luxury swimwear house dressing beach lovers around the world for over five decades, Vilebrequin is flying its homeland&rsquo;s flag proudly by sporting the red, white and blue colors from head to toe this season with elegant, timeless, fun and carefree creations. Zooming in and looking at the finer details across the collection you will find accents that give a nod to French culture: Le Coq &ndash; aka the national rooster &ndash; makes a loud and proud appearance.&nbsp;

There is no print more quintessentially true to that culture than Toile de Jouy,which takes a trip to the French Riviera. All courtesy of Vilebrequin&rsquo;s bespoke illustrative designs depicting the playful and seductive C&ocirc;te d&rsquo;Azur. For those cooler or breezier days, the House has you covered, literally: with luxury outerwear and clothes designed for layering. Jackets inspired by those worn by Breton fishermen are given a modern, chic upgrade thanks to the linen construction, contemporary color palette and a little &ldquo;je ne sais quoi,&rdquo; French touch. The nautical-inspired sweaters and pants made in Italy will keep you warm and cozy while keeping it cool style-wise. With Vilebrequin&rsquo;s beloved mascot being the Sea Turtle, there is no more apt a piece to add to the collection than a turtleneck that fits perfectly.&nbsp;

But not sure where to put all of these marvelous, stylish and fun pieces for your next whirlwind 72-hour trip to St Barth or St Tropez or wherever it may be? Well, you&rsquo;re in luck: this season Vilebrequin is debuting its first range of luggage. With focus on impeccable, durable construction, the handles and finishes are made with ecru bonded leather from scraps salvaged from leather product manufacturers;and recycled canvas. The playful monogram print made from the sea turtle symbol comes in shades of blue. You will be traveling in style wherever you go.

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