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For Claire Teixeira, the love story with clothes started early: at three years old, she was already changing outfits three times a day. As a teenager, her pocket money went straight to fashion magazines, jewelry, and clothes. Yet, she first chose business school, then consulting at a major American firm—with a slight detour from corporate discipline: she recalls regularly escaping at lunchtime to browse the boutiques of Le Bon Marché.
She then spent ten years in Lisbon with her husband Diego, where they co-founded a fund management company. Far from Parisian boutiques, she ordered her wardrobe online and began sharing her looks under the handle The Working Girl. When they returned to Paris and sold their business, her different lives finally came together: in June 2019, sitting on her sofa, Claire sketched the very first Rosaé collection.
Today, the house designs its wardrobe like an eclectic French library: Le Sagan is a blouse with architectural smocking, Le Duras a skirt, while Proust, Ernaux, Baudelaire, Vigny, Rodin, and Pagnol also find their names on the tags. Pieces are produced in limited quantities, mainly in France and Europe, with cashmere, merino, and French tweeds among the signature materials of the house.
Taste
Claire Teixeira · The Working Girl · Françoise Sagan · Marguerite Duras · Guy de Maupassant · Annie Ernaux · Marcel Proust · Baudelaire · Vigny · Pagnol · Rodin · French literature · Rentrée littéraire · Bibliothèque idéale · Literary wardrobe
