To celebrate its 15th anniversary, the Luxembourg-based brand Vol(t)age chose to showcase its world through a fashion performance held on 8 May at Ciné Utopia in Luxembourg. More than just a fashion show, the event was designed to be a visual and narrative experience exploring female identity and transformation.
Founded in 2011 by the sisters 
A fashion show structured like a narrative
As the silhouettes unfolded, the show explored different facets of personal evolution, navigating the interplay between light and shadow, instinct and consciousness. In the world of Vol(t)age, clothing is seen as an extension of the mind and a tool for transformation, rather than merely an aesthetic element.
The designs on show combined iconic pieces with new creations. The brand’s signature ‘V-necks’ – reversible silk and velvet scarves – were showcased alongside new silhouettes comprising skirts, trousers and coats. Modular accessories – bows, collars, brooches and hats – completed the looks, emphasising the brand’s commitment to versatility.
Some pieces were also created in collaboration with the Luxembourg milliner Modes Nita, with a view to showcasing local craftsmanship.
A new chapter for the brand
The event also marked a turning point in Vol(t)age’s history. Following a career in finance, Stéphanie Grisius will officially join the brand full-time from June 2026, working alongside her sister Claudie, who is developing the brand’s conceptual universe.
The brand is also continuing to explore the concept of ‘Wardrobe Therapy’, which posits that clothing influences both one’s self-perception and how others perceive us. This approach is particularly evident in the ‘smart-shirts’ and designs with evocative names, conceived as stories as much as fashion pieces.
Through this anniversary event, Vol(t)age sought to reaffirm its identity: fashion conceived as a space for evolution, storytelling and constant movement.
