Charles declines his outfits by going back to his own experience, which is also that of an era crossed by personalities oscillating between dream and reality, self-destruction and self-fiction, fragility and eternity.  

Dresses that are both sumptuous and emaciated, with graceful lines and delicate, altered colours.  A deliciously decadent style, all finesse and the uninhibited elegance of those who do not choose between London and Paris.

Artist and stylist Charles Anastase, a graduate of La Cambre, made a name for himself very early on with his proposals for ghostly silhouettes picked up at the end of a never-ending party, their hair in disarray, their eyes rimmed with black and endowed with a magnetic charm. 

Charles’s drawings published in magazines such as Dazed & Confused, Crash, Purple, and Doing Bird, have also left their mark on the Parisian fashion imagination. He also collaborates with Beck, Calvin Klein, APC, Doing Bird magazine, Wendy & Jim designers.