Expressing Freedom Through Color: Introducing Poelle's "Color Field" Collection The principles of abstract expressionism—freedom through color, dynamic brushwork, and tonal harmony — emerged in response to the chaos and transformation of the post-World War II era. This unique artistic movement, one of the most influential in modernism, finds a kindred spirit in Poelle.

L’Art de Vivre is Poelle’s debut women’s collection, inspired by the French art of living — noticing beauty in everyday moments and carrying it with you. Clean lines, architectural silhouettes and carefully chosen leather create handbags that feel calm, balanced and quietly confident, whether you’re walking through a city street or slipping into a favorite café.

The name Stilleven — Dutch for “still life” — draws inspiration from a genre that flourished in Flanders and the Netherlands in the early 17th century. More than just artistic expression, still life became a way to preserve the quiet beauty of everyday life among the affluent urban class.

POELLE continues to operate at the intersection of fashion and art, presenting its new drop, *Papier Collé*. The name of the collection references the collage technique — one of the favorite artistic methods of early 20th-century modernist artists.

The POELLE creative team reinterprets David Lynch’s cinematic language. The Lviv-based leather accessories brand presents Blue Velvet A collection inspired by the surreal imagery of the American filmmaker.

The limited POELLE x the COAT collection by Katya Silchenko.

“Dolce Far Niente” is an Italian expression meaning “the sweetness of doing nothing.” It is a philosophy that celebrates the beauty of slow, unhurried living — free from plans and deadlines. It encourages us to slow down and truly savor each moment, to find beauty in simplicity, and to consciously make time for ourselves.