Coperni

Coperni: Paris Precision, Engineered

Sébastien Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant founded Coperni in 2013, naming it after Copernicus and treating each collection like a problem to solve rather than a story to tell. The clothes are spare and exact, built on clean lines and considered volume, and the house reserves its theatricality for a single detail per look. That discipline is why a Coperni piece slots easily into a wardrobe built around other labels.

The Swipe Bag and Leather Goods

The Swipe, shaped after a smartphone gesture, is the piece that carried the house internationally, and it sits with the rest of the range in women coperni bags. Smaller pieces including jewellery, belts and sunglasses are grouped in Women coperni accessories, which is the simplest way into the label.

Dresses, Ready-to-Wear and Footwear

Ready-to-wear is where the engineering reads most clearly, with sharp shoulders, cut-outs placed with intent and dresses that hold a line without stiffness. It all sits in women coperni clothing. Footwear in women coperni shoes follows the same logic, favouring a clean last and a graphic heel over decoration.

Shop Coperni at MARAIS

Coperni sits within the Women's Luxury Designer Fashion edit at MARAIS, a Melbourne luxury retailer shipping Australia wide. Reduced past-season pieces appear in women sale coperni and across the wider Women's Luxury Designer Sale.

Coperni FAQs

What is the Coperni Swipe bag?

A compact structured handbag whose curved form and hardware were drawn from the swipe gesture on a phone screen. It is the house's signature style and comes in several sizes and finishes.

Who designs Coperni?

Sébastien Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant, who founded the label in Paris in 2013.

How does Coperni sizing run?

Ready-to-wear uses French sizing, where 36 is roughly an AU 8. The cut is close through the body on many styles, so check the measurements listed on each product page.