Balmain for women

- 39%

Balmain

Wool and linen shorts in a monogram pattern

€ 666 € 400

- 39%

Balmain

White jeans with logo

€ 858 € 515

- 39%

Balmain

Black hoodie with lurex

€ 1,243 € 746

- 40%

Balmain

Blue denim skirt with pleats

€ 1,435 € 861

- 39%

Balmain

Black leggings with straps

€ 858 € 515

- 39%

Balmain

Orange t-shirt with logo print

€ 408 € 245

- 40%

Balmain

Gray top with textured logo

€ 569 € 341

- 39%

Balmain

Double-breasted jacket in animalistic print with lurex

€ 2,301 € 1,381

- 40%

Balmain

Brown sheath dress

€ 1,339 € 803

- 40%

Balmain

Black shorts with lurex

€ 954 € 572

- 30%

Balmain

Blue slim jeans with a distressed effect

€ 569 € 398

- 39%

Balmain

Blue hoodie with textured logo

€ 858 € 515

- 39%

Balmain

White mini skirt with lurex

€ 858 € 515

- 40%

Balmain

Black striped top

€ 954 € 572

- 40%

Balmain

Khaki double-breasted denim jacket with distressed effect

€ 954 € 572

- 39%

Balmain

Green bustier dress

€ 2,878 € 1,727

- 40%

Balmain

Green wool shorts

€ 1,050 € 630

- 30%

Balmain

Blue jeans with a distressed effect

€ 762 € 533

- 39%

Balmain

Green wool skirt with branded rivets

€ 858 € 515

- 40%

Balmain

Striped linen top

€ 569 € 341

- 39%

Balmain

Beige dress in animalistic print

€ 1,916 € 1,150

- 39%

Balmain

Khaki shorts with metallic logo

€ 666 € 400

- 39%

Balmain

Brown wool skirt with branded rivets

€ 858 € 515

- 39%

Balmain

Blue denim dress with branded rivets

€ 1,628 € 977

- 40%

Balmain

Shorts in a monogram pattern

€ 569 € 341

- 40%

Balmain

Blue skirt with a monogram pattern

€ 954 € 572

- 40%

Balmain

Golden pencil skirt

€ 1,339 € 803

Balmain

Black sweatshirt with contrasting logo

€ 613

Balmain

Black leather boots with branded hardware

€ 1,191

- 60%

Balmain

White wool and mohair jumper

€ 1,131 € 452

Balmain

Black pants made of wool

€ 924

- 60%

Balmain

Black cardigan with sequins

€ 2,540 € 1,016

- 60%

Balmain

Black pencil skirt with sequins

€ 1,400 € 560

Balmain

Red hoodie with contrasting logo

€ 675

Balmain

White shorts in logo print

€ 308

Balmain

Black lurex logo print poncho

€ 924

Balmain

White swimsuit with logo print

€ 482

- 59%

Balmain

Red houndstooth mini dress with branded buttons

€ 2,064 € 826

- 60%

Balmain

Blue wool and cashmere sweater with textured logo

€ 1,338 € 535

Balmain

Blue sweatshirt with contrasting logo

€ 613

- 60%

Balmain

Gray jumper with a print

€ 820 € 328

- 60%

Balmain

Black leather pants

€ 2,436 € 974

- 60%

Balmain

Patterned tweed skirt

€ 1,296 € 518

Balmain

Pink swimsuit in logo print

€ 482

- 60%

Balmain

Red skirt

€ 1,028 € 411

- 50%

Balmain

Openwork midi skirt milky in a monogram pattern

€ 1,050 € 525

- 49%

Balmain

Leather phone case with logo

€ 291 € 146

- 49%

Balmain

Double-breasted pink jacket

€ 2,205 € 1,103

- 50%

Balmain

Olive wool mini dress

€ 1,628 € 814

- 50%

Balmain

Metallic top

€ 858 € 429

- 50%

Balmain

Flared trousers with monogram pattern

€ 1,724 € 862

- 50%

Balmain

Mom jeans with logo embroidery

€ 858 € 429

- 49%

Balmain

Metallic effect midi skirt

€ 1,339 € 670

Balmain

Double-breasted leather jacket

€ 3,071

- 50%

Balmain

Striped cutout dress

€ 1,724 € 862

- 50%

Balmain

Mini skirt with studs

€ 954 € 477

Balmain

Fixe Gold Sunglasses

€ 925

- 60%

Balmain

Striped cutout dress

€ 1,916 € 766

- 59%

Balmain

Pink merino wool hat

€ 242 € 97

- 60%

Balmain

Wool jacket with weave and crystals

€ 2,878 € 1,151

Balmain for Women

Sophistication and Poise from Balmain

Renowned French fashion houses like CHANEL and CHRISTIAN DIOR have gained global recognition. Their founders are iconic figures who have made a lasting impact through their creations. However, there is another French designer who holds equal prominence in the world of fashion.

As a young boy, Pierre Balmain witnessed the process of garment making in a workshop, destined to become a celebrated couturier. Today, Balmain clothing is available in stores across more than seventy countries worldwide.

Pierre Balmain's Lifelong Endeavor

During his childhood, Pierre eagerly absorbed the secrets of tailoring and the textile shop managed by his father in the town of Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne. He developed a deep admiration for various fabrics, finding joy in transforming a small piece of material, be it taffeta or guipure lace, into a magnificent women's garment. The addition of a few artificial gemstones bestowed a special allure upon the ensemble. Pierre's passion grew for creating fashion sketches.

While attending architecture school, Pierre diligently honed the fundamentals of his future profession. However, it was not until esteemed fashion designer Robert Piguet recognized Pierre's talent through three sketches and offered to purchase them that Balmain began to question his chosen career path. The untimely passing of his father forced Pierre to make a swift decision, and he carried on with his father's business.

Edward Molyneux and Lucien Lelong played pivotal roles in Balmain's evolution as a professional fashion designer.

Edward Molyneux, a gifted fashion designer of Irish descent, imparted exceptional fabric cutting skills to Balmain. Molyneux's designs exuded elegance and romance, greatly influencing the style of the future couturier. Balmain adopted two significant elements from Molyneux:

romanticism in evening dresses (elegance);
the practicality of English suits in business attire.

Lucien Lelong, a renowned master of the time in Paris, taught Pierre the art of embroidery and working with beads, rhinestones, and crystals. Balmain achieved mastery in this form of artistry and inevitably incorporated embroidery into his future masterpieces. In 1945, Balmain's fashion studio was established.

Luxurious ensembles featuring a silhouette of a narrow waist and voluminous bell-shaped skirt became highly sought-after among women in the post-war era. Women with discerning taste aspired to own Balmain creations, particularly dresses adorned with artificial gemstones, freshwater pearls, and silk tulle.

1950 marked a significant year for Pierre Balmain as he hosted a fashion show for his models and opened a boutique in the United States. The 1950s and 1960s witnessed the ascent of the Balmain brand. Pierre crafted unforgettable masterpieces for internationally renowned actresses such as Vivien Leigh and Marlene Dietrich. Balmain dresses from that era still make appearances in films. Key elements of Balmain dresses included:

the use of exquisite embroidery;

delicate lace;

a soft pastel color palette.

While Balmain's suggestions to reveal the knees and collarbones did not gain traction, Laurent's strict style prevailed.

The Reinvented Balmain Brand

Despite the challenges that plagued the brand in the past century, dedicated craftsmen made significant efforts to revive the Balmain fashion house. Today, French designer Olivier Rousteing is responsible for designing the models. His innovative proposals include embellishments with studs and the incorporation of various punk-inspired decorative elements.

You can discover contemporary Balmain models at the Symbol online store. You can order Balmain from us, and the store offers discounts on selected models.

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