Belgian womenswear label known for its slow-fashion approach and timeless, architectural designs for professional women.
ORIGIN
Belgium
PRICE TIER
premium
SPECIALIZATION
WOMEN
Furore is a Belgian fashion label founded in 2013 by designer Elke Baert, a graduate of Istituto Marangoni with experience at Chloé. Positioned for "women at the age of influence," the brand champions a slow-fashion philosophy, moving away from seasonal trends to create a lasting, sophisticated wardrobe. Its collections are built around a 'Never Out of Stock' range of essentials, supplemented by expressive, limited-edition pieces. The designs are characterized by clean, architectural lines, high-quality materials, and an elegant, contemporary feel meant to empower the wearer.
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$69.00$633.00
$121.00$502.00
$176.00$505.00
$89.00$171.00
$162.00$390.00
$191.00$430.00
$132.00$506.00
$159.00$416.00
This official brand page details the founder story of Elke Baert, including her education at Istituto Marangoni, experience at Chloé, and the launch and relaunch of Furore. It also introduces co-founder Veerle Baert and the brand's slow-fashion philosophy.
The brand explains the creative direction for its 'Edition Eleven' collection, where designer Elke Baert drew inspiration from the metamorphosis of a caterpillar. The concept is translated through luxurious fabrics, specific textures, and a warm color palette.
This journal entry describes Furore's 'Edition Five' collection, which features a print inspired by the painting 'Garden with Cart to Transport the Sky' by Belgian artist Roger Raveel, linking the collection to architecture and art.
The brand announces 'Edition Four,' a collection resulting from a collaboration with the heirs of Belgian surrealist painter René Magritte. The designs incorporate elements from Magritte's iconography, such as the curtain, apple, and clouds.
This article details an early, successful collaboration with the estate of René Magritte. It explains how the artwork 'Nuages et Grelots' served as the primary inspiration for the collection's color palette and custom fabric print.