Share This: Share this on facebook - Fait Par Foutch Dresses Like A Drawer Full Of Vintage Keepsakes Share this on pinterest - Fait Par Foutch Dresses Like A Drawer Full Of Vintage Keepsakes Share this on twitter - Fait Par Foutch Dresses Like A Drawer Full Of Vintage Keepsakes Copy link - Fait Par Foutch Dresses Like A Drawer Full Of Vintage Keepsakes

Fait Par Foutch Dresses Like A Drawer Full Of Vintage Keepsakes

The Vibe :

⊹ Fait Par Foutch leans into a soft, vintage minded wardrobe with silk, chiffon and embroidery.

⊹ Baby blue, sage, ivory and butter yellow give the collection a faded, almost keepsake quality.

⊹ French Chantilly lace, silk ties and scalloped embroidery make the details feel personal and intimate.

⊹ Secret Garden florals bring a darker, more undone edge into the romantic palette.

Fait Par Foutch has a new collection that feels pulled from a very pretty drawer of old slips, lace camisoles and things you would never willingly lend out. The Iris Dress comes in baby blue silk charmeuse with custom French Chantilly lace, thin shoulder ties and a low back, while the Mirelle Top gathers ivory chiffon into oversized sleeves with silk ties at the waist and wrists. Sage, amethyst, butter yellow and red poppy drift through the lineup, giving all that softness enough color to keep it from feeling too polished.

Fait Par Foutch Dresses Like A Drawer Full Of Vintage Keepsakes

The mood gets even more intimate through the Maeve Top and Jacqueline Skirt. Both use custom floral and scallop embroidery in satin thread, with the Maeve cut as a bandeau and finished with slim silk straps. The Jacqueline keeps things short, so the sweetness never tips into anything too precious. That balance sits naturally inside the wider Fait Par Foutch world, where delicate fabrics, tiny proportions and vintage references tend to come with a little edge.

Fait Par Foutch Dresses Like A Drawer Full Of Vintage Keepsakes

Secret Garden gives the collection its moodier side. The Kate Skirt layers chiffon over a muted floral stretch jersey base, while the matching Valentina Top adds chiffon ties, ruffles and wrap construction. Candy stripe, white eyelet, ivory sequins and chocolate keep the wardrobe moving between nostalgic and slightly messy. It feels less like dressing for a specific season and more like dressing from memory, with lace, faded florals and silk doing most of the talking.

Trending Fait Par Foutch Styles

Fait Par Foutch Sophia Dress

Fait Par Foutch
Sophia Dress
$350.00

VIEW

Fait Par Foutch Karina Tank Top

Fait Par Foutch
Karina Tank Top
$75.00

VIEW

Fait Par Foutch Valentina Top

Fait Par Foutch
Valentina Top
$280.00

VIEW

Fait Par Foutch Avery Dress

Fait Par Foutch
Avery Dress
$475.00
$380.00

VIEW

Fait Par Foutch Dresses Like A Drawer Full Of Vintage Keepsakes

Fait Par Foutch Dresses Like A Drawer Full Of Vintage Keepsakes

Fait Par Foutch Dresses Like A Drawer Full Of Vintage Keepsakes

Fait Par Foutch Dresses Like A Drawer Full Of Vintage Keepsakes

Fait Par Foutch Dresses Like A Drawer Full Of Vintage Keepsakes

Fait Par Foutch Dresses Like A Drawer Full Of Vintage Keepsakes

Fait Par Foutch Dresses Like A Drawer Full Of Vintage Keepsakes

Fait Par Foutch Dresses Like A Drawer Full Of Vintage Keepsakes

Fait Par Foutch Dresses Like A Drawer Full Of Vintage Keepsakes

Fait Par Foutch Dresses Like A Drawer Full Of Vintage Keepsakes

Brand DNA

Founded in Los Angeles in 2021 by Megan Foutch, Fait Par Foutch pairs modern femininity with vintage romance. Draped dresses, sheer fabrics, unexpected textures, and reclaimed materials shape its playful, softly provocative world.

About The Author

  • Author - Andrea

    From fashion and beauty to health and wellness, she enjoys sharing and connecting on the topics that help to make our everyday lives just a bit brighter. If you don't find her behind her laptop writing her latest article, you'll also find her walking her dog, whipping up a new recipe, or scouring the mall for the latest trends. Andrea's experience in fashion began after graduating from the Fashion Marketing and Merchandising program from the Academy of Design in Toronto, ON. She broke out into the competitive world of fashion by launching her own online boutique, selling women's clothing and accessories. From there, very quickly, she discovered online selling was not for her. She now prefers to stay behind the computer, chatting about fashion in a written format that still allows her to connect with fellow style enthusiasts. And, since then, she has never looked back, writing for independent magazines, small businesses, and everything in between. Andrea now also occasionally writes for companies and brands outside the fashion and beauty industry, but at the end of the day, her heart remains loyal to what she knows best—great fashion.

    Lead Editor | Editorials
(Visited 1 times, 43 visits today)

✉️ Insider Access Starts Here