Women's Overalls

Obviously, Women's Overalls have always been a must-have for stylish and fashionable wardrobes. Whether in denim, vintage or cut like a dress, the Overalls are coming back strong so you have to take advantage of them! Great ambassadors such as Valérie Damidot, Sophie Marceau and Rihanna have dared it before and with success. Its offbeat and timeless style offers you undeniable lightness and confidence, which is undoubtedly what the stars like so much! But how to choose the right overalls ?

From denim to faded Blue Jean , La Salopette en Jean is and will remain a timeless classic with authentic charm. Easy to match, it opens new horizons to overflowing and uncompromising azure blue. With a bib or directly attached by the buckles , it has established itself throughout its history as a stylish and timeless garment . Black and light denim ? A deal made in fashion paradise! Keep your overalls comfy and classic with all-black essentials and your favorite work shoes for an outfit that's as stylish as it is easy to wear. And yes, denim is not necessarily blue, there are a multitude of cool variations like beige or streetwear gray! Whether you're an absolute fan of hipster fashion or you love fashion to the last degree, then don't hesitate any longer, and grab yourself some of the best denim overalls !

In the mid-to-late ' 70s , young girls often wore vintage overalls (with flared pant legs, of course). These came in bright colors or patterns and were often worn with frilly blouses underneath. More often woven from cotton or linen, Vintage Overalls are at their peak in the 21st century! Let your imagination speak with a coat full of life and color, and treat yourself to overalls in an old style and in tune with the times, what a paradox! In the 1950s, overalls were a sign of emancipation and workers' revolt. Men and women waged their ideological battles through this mythical garment steeped in history. Most of the time, overalls of this style offer adjustable straps, practical for avoiding unpleasant rubbing on the shoulders.