May 22, 2009
On the evening of May 22, 2009, the Time Supper Club in Montreal was transformed into a grand stage for the intersection of heritage and modern luxury. To the sweeping, emotive strings of Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons, Maryse Casol officially unveiled her premiere collection of luxury silk scarves. The night was a multi-sensory experience: a live photoshoot and film production for the Je Suis Une Fauve campaign, a fashion show of the Carré Casol, and a vibrant Samba dance extravaganza celebrating the "Art of Living."
Perfect to stay warm on the plane, as a chic pirate beach bandana, or for your most elegant soirées in town, the Carré Casol is crafted at Brochier Soieries in Lyon, France. These wearable masterpieces feature the Maryse Casol paintings Melodia Gitana, Hiver à Paris, Fado Romantique, and Été Indien. Every woman loves to receive the gift of a Casol silk scarf—the ultimate expression of Joie de Vivre.
Organized by Noriko Emen and Mickaël Casol, the gala was a magnificent celebration of art and the coming of spring! A heartfelt thank you to our models Michèle Lafricain, Gabriela, Cynthia Desrochers and Tamara Singer, to our esteemed guests, and to the entire team who made this vision a reality.
Produced by Casol
Art: Maryse Casol
Concept: Noriko Emen and Mickaël Casol
Silk Scarves: Brochier Soieries (Lyon, France)
Transport: Air France and FedEx
Video Shoot: Adam Thompson
Video Editing: Jennifer Daoust
Music: The Four Seasons by Antonio Vivaldi
Photography: Jonathan Abenhaim
Operations: Maiara Manzo
Management: Nicolas Casol
Samba Dancers: Rose Santos and Noriko Emen
Image Consulting: Tanya Dossa
Logo Design: Setsuko Fukuzawa
Service: Time Supper Club
One night only, Maryse Casol launch of the Carré Casol women silk scarves at the legendary Time Supper Club in Montreal, Canada on May 22, 2009, which was also the same day as the 30th birthday of Mickaël Casol, and F1 Grand Prix of Monaco.
Noriko Emen and Rose Santos dancing Samba on Jazz Méditerranée by Henri Salvador!
