CASABLANCA x CAVIAR KASPIA Capsule Collection
by Adriano Batista

Casablanca and Caviar Kaspia present a ten-piece capsule collection of ready-to-wear, accessories and caviar, born out of a serendipitous meeting between creative director Charaf Tajer and Ramon Mac-Crohon, CEO of the Kaspia Group.
Playful conviviality is at the heart of the partnership. Casablanca’s signature silk shirts feature intricate prints of hand-painted visages – inspired by the iconography, mosaics and historic branding of the Caviar Kaspia flagships in Paris, Dubai, Sao Paulo, St. Tropez, LA, London and New York, a tribute to their shared values of Parisian elegance.
Après-sport pieces are made of soft jersey and feature a unique Casa Kaspia logo. Designed exclusively for the project, the casual sweatshirts are complemented by a Casa Kaspia baseball cap embroidered with the same elegant dual branding.
As a longtime admirer of the fashion institution and its commitment to the fine art of caviar, the partnership was simply a matter of time, according to Casablanca’s founder:
“Caviar Kaspia is one of my favorite places to visit in Paris, the restaurant has great finesse in the way it unites fine dining with the fashion community. This collaboration offered us an opportunity to reconnect with old mutual friends too, tapping into our community with great food, and an atmosphere that only our two worlds can manifest.”
Take a look at the campaign images below:








Casa Kaspia will be available from 2nd March, only at casablancaparis.com and caviarkaspia.com
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