Marine Serre and Lujipeka trace music’s beginning
Days before performing at Paris Bercy, the musician revisits the electronic keyboard that started everything, in a new collaboration between the French fashion house and Chaisor.
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Lujipeka sits beneath the soaring industrial expanse of Paris Bercy, a figure in black cotton bearing Marine Serre’s graphic motif, cradling the memory of where everything began. Days before stepping onto one of Paris’s most storied stages on November 7, the musician returns to the electronic keyboard of his childhood, that instrument where his first notes emerged and possibility crystallised into purpose.
Marine Serre’s collaboration with Chaisor captures this moment of return: the reunion between artist and origin. The collection speaks to the house’s familiar language of graphic boldness and contemporary edge, threading through the narrative of a creative life unfolding from those initial keystrokes to performance in one of the city’s most iconic venues.
The piece functions as both documentary and fashion statement, weaving together the sensory memory of music with Marine Serre’s visual vocabulary of bold silhouettes and commanding presence. It is a meditation on how the most significant artistic journeys often trace back to a single moment, a single instrument, a single decision to begin.
The collaboration becomes a reminder that every story of mastery contains within it the ghost of that first, uncertain gesture. What begins as a child’s curiosity at a keyboard transforms, years later, into a performer commanding a stage. Marine Serre captures not the triumph, but the thread connecting them: the continuity of vision, the fidelity to origin.
Imagery courtesy of Marine Serre (@marineserre_official).