Loafer Marly

Marly, friends, painting, coffee, columns, cinema

This new Marly moccasin, if we indulge a little in an inventory in the form of a reverie, is the one worn by Le Corbusier in his black jersey swimsuit, round glasses with a thick brim, standing by the sea, a parasol in his hand. That of a Picasso photographed from head to toe, arms crossed wearing an old linen shirt in his Fournas ateliers, filled with sunlight, brushes and canvases. That of Cocteau in shorts in Milly-la-Forêt, of Prevert, cigarette in mouth, going to the market in Normandy on Sundays; Delon in La Piscine, and finally Foujita, feline and sweet, jet-black hair, bowl cut, on the terrace of a Parisian café, with his big smile. Closer to us, it’s Clooney in Venice getting off a gleaming Riva boat, Al Pacino on a weekend on Long Island photographed in profile behind the bay window of a villa, Spielberg in his director’s seat, his hands forming the square frame of a camera, and a Jaws cap screwed on his head.

Here is a moccasin for men of all times, a moccasin with a supple fit, minimal design, built in suede calfskin and ample rubber sole that you’ll love to wear when joining your crew: artists, strollers, bargain hunters, swimmers, celebrities…

Shoes to give yourself grace and confidence without overdoing it, keeping in mind that little something alert, creative and joyful that sends back good good good vibrations.