Our first collection “INCIPIT” is now available.

Each piece is produced in limited quantities, from luxury deadstock fabrics.

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DIANE SHIRT
€280.00

The Diane Shirt is OBADIA’s interpretation of the classic Lavallière blouse. Fluid and elegant, its elongated neck ties can be worn in a bow or left loose for a more effortless silhouette.

Designed as a timeless piece for both day and night, the Diane is available in four limited-edition variations: red silk mousseline, lavender silk charmeuse, black liquid satin and black patchwork lace.

Each version is crafted from carefully selected luxury deadstock fabrics and produced in limited quantities.

Noa is wearing a size S.

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EMPIRE JACKET
€450.00

The Empire Jacket stands out for its structured shoulders and stand-up collar.

Featuring interior pockets and snap-button closures, it combines functionality with elegance.

Adrien & Noa are wearing a size S.

Color : Black

100% Wool from luxury deadstock fabric.

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L'INCONSTANT
€120.00

L’Inconstant is the ideal piece to reveal sensuality with comfort.

Crafted in sheer black jersey, it fits the body like a second skin. The pleating sculpts the silhouette, creating a statuesque look.

Adrien is wearing a size XS-S.

Color : Black

84% Polyamid, 16% Elastane from luxury deadstock fabric.

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EMPIRE DRESS
€380.00

Feminine short bi-material dress with a high waist and an empire neckline.

Noa is wearing a size XS.

Made from luxury deadstock fabric.

This collection unfolds like a nocturnal narrative, drawing from the iconography of vampires, the intimacy of forbidden love, and the quiet pull of fatality.

Inspired by the atmosphere of film noir and the romantic melancholy of cinematic figures who exist between phantasm and reality, the silhouettes evoke beings who attempt to pass as human — to blend into the city, to adopt its codes — yet never fully succeed.

Their elegance carries a certain strangeness, a subtle tension between restraint and excess, control and desire. Like characters stepping out of a shadowed frame, the garments move between concealment and revelation, echoing a presence that is both magnetic and unsettling. This is a wardrobe shaped by longing, by secrecy, and by the beauty of what cannot be fully hidden.