Nuage Concept Unveils French Designers Fashion Jewelry Online Boutique!

March 7, 2013 - PRLog -- Nuage Concept Ltd proudly announces the launch of its online boutique (www.nuageconcept.com), bringing the latest independent fashion jewelry and accessories from France to Asia Pacific. Nuage (which means “cloud” in French) Concept strives to provide carefully curated small luxury jewelry and fashion accessories that are made by hand from recognized designers and artisans in France.

Nuage, based in Hong Kong, has the ambition to introduce unique and meaningful fashion statements to women across the Asian Pacific region. Each collection has been selected for the beautiful of its material used (such as gold, sterling silver and gemstones), originality of its form and rarity of its design in Asia. The wide range of offering and style notes will bring sought-after French flair to enrich wardrobes and uplift outfits for the fashion conscious from Hong Kong, Singapore, Shanghai, Seoul, Bangkok to Sydney.

The labels that Nuage carries have chosen to keep their production in France and are made in limited series by hand. “It is my aspiration to support fine craftsmanship and preserve French savoir-faire. That’s why Nuage was born”, Chantal Plagie, founder of Nuage explains. “I hope to share more than exceptional design from the artisans and provide unique, well-crafted pieces each with its own story.”

All designers selected are already available throughout reputable department and concept stores in Paris and major fashion capitals including London, Tokyo and New York. Names such as Medecine Douce, Aime, Adeline Affre, Anne Thomas are set to appeal to the elegant, sophisticated women of all ages who are quality-seeking.

Behind Nuage is Chantal Plagie, a French-Asian born and raised in Paris who has always had a passion for fashion, different cultures and entrepreneurship and her husband, Chris Yip. Chantal worked for 11 years in consulting and audit while Chris has a background in finance, both having lived in Paris, London, Singapore and now Hong Kong.