
MADEMOISELLE COLLECTION: A story of freedom
Being a Mademoiselle is not a question of age. It is a state of mind.
Mademoiselle celebrates those who move forward by their own rules. Those who dare to choose, create, think, love and live freely - without trying to fit into a box.
Through five frames with singular personalities, polette pays tribute to five French women who, each in their own way, marked their era and helped change the place of women in society.
Simone, Joséphine, Bernhardt, Annie and Bardot.
Five women, five stories, five legacies. One shared idea of freedom: the freedom to be yourself.

BARDOT
Freedom
Feline and confident, Bardot plays with the codes of femininity without ever being confined by them. A frame with retro charm, designed to be worn with equal parts ease and confidence.
Brigitte Bardot embodied, in the France of her time, a new image of women: freer in her style, her choices and the way she lived. A figure who profoundly challenged conventions and representations of femininity.

SIMONE
The independent one
Rectangular and geometric, Simone embraces structured lines and an intellectual silhouette. A strong, precise frame that does not need to overdo it to make it presence felt.
Simone de Beauvoir refused the place society had chosen for her. Through her words, her thinking and her choices, she profoundly transformed the way generations of women understand their freedom and independence.


JOSÉPHINE
Presence
With its generous volumes and sculpted lines, Joséphine is a frame that fully embraces its presence. Feminine, expressive and unapologetically glamorous.
Joséphine Baker did far more than take to the stage. An artist, Resistance fighter and activist, she used her voice and her fame to defend freedom and equality. A woman who marked her era as much through her talent as through her commitments.

BERNHARDT
Boldness
Architectural and slightly oversized, Bernhardt reinterprets the cat-eye with a contemporary allure. A confident, elegant frame designed for those who like to play with the codes.
Sarah Bernhardt asserted her talent and personality far beyond the stage. An actress, artist and independent woman, she built her career by her own rules and became one of the first major French celebrities to achieve international renown.

ANNIE
The voice
Round, oversized and delicately retro, Annie plays with the codes of intellectual elegance. A singular and timeless frame, understated in attitude yet strong in identity.
Annie Ernaux turned the intimate into something universal. Through direct and deeply personal writing, she gave a voice to women's experiences that had long been left at the margins of the larger narrative.
A COLLECTION TO MAKE YOUR OWN
Mademoiselle does not tell just one story of what it means to be a woman.
It speaks of freedom, personality, and the possibility of never having to choose between the different facets of yourself.
To be elegant today and bold tomorrow.
To change your mind. Change your style.
To follow the codes or choose to twist them.
Because being a Mademoiselle is, above all, remaining free to become the woman you want to be.

EYEWEAR LIKE JEWELRY
With Mademoiselle, personalization goes even further.
Jewelry pieces have been specially designed for the collection to slide directly onto the temples of the glasses. A new way to transform your frame, play with your style and reinvent it according to your mood. This accessory sits at the heart of the concept: eyewear becomes a true expression of personal style.
Wear them alone, layer them, or change them with your mood.
Because a Mademoiselle is never defined in just one way.
ALWAYS MADEMOISELLE.
Not a question of age.
Even less a question of status.
Simply a way of being free.
Mademoiselle, by polette
And for the Gentilmen?
Another story awaits.













































