When the days stretch and the light becomes softer, Padang makes summer last with brilliance. Inspired by the lush landscapes of Bali, this print seems to capture the energy of the last suns of the season, with a blooming of hibiscus in full light and bright hues inspired by the wings of the birds of Paradise.

Padang does not imitate nature,it reveals its abundance. Every detail of this pattern evokes an end of season that does not want to go, a summer that persists in the flowing drapes of long dresses, in the light freshness of mini dresses and in the bohemian breath of ensembles.

With Japonism, Poupette St Barth pays tribute to the influence of Japanese art on Western artists. Hand-printed in an artisanal way, this pattern expresses a free, contemporary inspiration, which creates a dialogue between lines and seasons.  

The curves recall the waves of the Seigaiha pattern, while freeing itself from its geometric rigor. More fluid, almost instinctive, they evoke the movement of water, the breath of the wind, a feeling of lightness.   

Between them bloom flowers that bring softness and poetry. A garden in motion, floating between sea and sky.  

Japonism is not a replica: it’s a vision.  That of a print that celebrates the art of the gaze and the freedom of gesture.