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You may already know our creations, or you have just discovered them, and already you know that AN-NEE is a young French brand of accessories revisiting the world of silk.
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But hidden behind the fashion accessory, somewhere in Paris, in the countryside or a little far away, I'm here, surely drawing ...
Because, AN-NEE is first and foremost the story of a drawing.
And this drawing tells a story about Time.
You may already know our creations, or you have just discovered them, and already you know that AN-NEE is a young French brand of accessories revisiting the world of silk.
​
But hidden behind the fashion accessory, somewhere in Paris, in the countryside or a little far away, I'm here, surely drawing ...
Because, AN-NEE is first and foremost the story of a drawing.
And this drawing tells a story about Time.
People often ask me why "AN-NEE", why did I call my brand like that?
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When AN-NEE was just a project, I wondered what I had to say through my need to create. For me, it's impossible to create if I don't have a story to tell, if there is no meaning behind a product, however beautiful it may be. So, I listed all my inspirations, and among them, Time, our relationship to time.
I saw in it a philosophy, an absolute, a thousand designs ... an inexhaustible source of inspiration in fact. Because everything, it seems to me, is made of Time.
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AN-NEE, is therefore pronounced like a year, sounds like the metaphor of Time passing, and is written "Alexia Nokovitch née".
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Where the classic composition of a Silk scarf is usually square, where the design entirely covers an often very colorful silk, the AN-NEE square for its part, is distinguished by a graphic approach to the design, quite refined, and with an asymmetrical placement that allows - depending on how you fold and wear your square - to bring out the design differently.
Where the classic composition of a Silk scarf is usually square, where the design entirely covers an often very colorful silk, the AN-NEE square for its part, is distinguished by a graphic approach to the design, quite refined, and with an asymmetrical placement that allows - depending on how you fold and wear your square - to bring out the design differently.
Where the classic composition of a Silk scarf is usually square, where the design entirely covers an often very colorful silk, the AN-NEE square for its part, is distinguished by a graphic approach to the design, quite refined, and with an asymmetrical placement that allows - depending on how you fold and wear your square - to bring out the design differently.
You may already know our creations, or you have just discovered them, and already you know that AN-NEE is a young French brand of accessories revisiting the world of silk.
​
But hidden behind the fashion accessory, somewhere in Paris, in the countryside or a little far away, I'm here, surely drawing ...
Because, AN-NEE is first and foremost the story of a drawing.
And this drawing tells a story about Time.
Where the classic composition of a Silk scarf is usually square, where the design entirely covers an often very colorful silk, the AN-NEE square for its part, is distinguished by a graphic approach to the design, quite refined, and with an asymmetrical placement that allows - depending on how you fold and wear your square - to bring out the design differently.
Where the classic composition of a Silk scarf is usually square, where the design entirely covers an often very colorful silk, the AN-NEE square for its part, is distinguished by a graphic approach to the design, quite refined, and with an asymmetrical placement that allows - depending on how you fold and wear your square - to bring out the design differently.
Where the classic composition of a Silk scarf is usually square, where the design entirely covers an often very colorful silk, the AN-NEE square for its part, is distinguished by a graphic approach to the design, quite refined, and with an asymmetrical placement that allows - depending on how you fold and wear your square - to bring out the design differently.