L'Heure Noire

L’Heure Noire draws from the refined silhouettes of the 1930s and the striking femininity of the 1940s — bringing archival knitwear, strong shoulders, defined waists and timeless tailoring into the modern wardrobe.

This season also marks a new chapter for Fiore V Designs: new silhouettes, luxurious new fibres, and our very first collaboration.

The New 1940s Silhouette

The 1940s introduced a new expression of femininity — strong yet elegant, structured yet unmistakably graceful.

Defined waists and sculpted shoulders created the iconic silhouette that became one of the signatures of the decade.

For L’Heure Noire, we bring this remarkable shape back to life through knitwear recreated from original period designs.

Nearly eighty years later, the silhouette returns.

From the Archives, Back to Life

This time, we went beyond inspiration.

Two signature knitwear pieces from L’Heure Noire have been recreated from original 1940s designs found in archival Jack Frost Sweaters publications.

We returned to the original silhouettes, proportions and distinctive shoulder lines that made these designs so unmistakably of their era — carefully bringing them into the Fiore V wardrobe of today.

Original 1940s designs. Recreated for a new generation.

A New Level of Luxury

This season, our yarns evolve too.

Selected designs from L’Heure Noire introduce our new luxurious Merino wool and Cashmere blend — exceptionally soft, warm and delicate against the skin.

Natural fibres have always been at the heart of Fiore V Designs. Now, the extraordinary softness of Cashmere brings a new level of refinement to our historically inspired knitwear.

Vintage design. Natural fibres. A touch of Cashmere.

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