The J.Crew x Rouje Collab Is Here — & It's Très, Très Chic
Beloved by cult followers and celebrities alike — including Selena Gomez and Sienna Miller — Rouje is known for its feminine, vintage-inspired Parisian designs. Now, it's getting a touch of J.Crew's clean and crisp codes in a collection entitled 'From Paris To New York.' Rouje founder, Jeanne Damas, worked alongside J.Crew's creative director, Olympia Gayot, to blend both brands' aesthetics into the ultimate romantic-meets-edgy wardrobe.
The 18-piece capsule — priced between $39 and $398 — includes dreamy printed dresses, easy matching sets, retro sailor jeans, and other iconic summer styles.
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