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Paris Texas and Nadia Lee Cohen unite for seductive capsule


MILANESE shoe brand Paris Texas has just unveiled its latest collaboration.

Joining forces with British photographer and filmmaker, Nadia Lee Cohen, Paris Texas has released an exciting capsule collection featuring two styles in four colours.

Having previously created music videos for notable figures such as Beyoncé, Tyler the Creator, Lana Del Rey, A$AP Rocky, Katy Perry and many more, Lee Cohen is a trailblazer within the creative industry.

And now, tapping into her previous experience working on campaigns for global fashion houses, the artist has self-shot the Paris Texas capsule imagery.

The Paris Texas x Nadia Lee Cohen collection unites a mélange of creative visions. Since working with Paris Texas in 2021 for the Through Her Lens editorial series, Lee Cohen has continued to refine and hone her craft.

Today, the photographer’s bold, seductive style shines through in the new pieces.

The collection reimagines a boot and a mule with a distinct Lee Cohen twist. Crafted in the finest quality Italian leather, the shoes are designed with longevity, versatility and practicality in mind. The new boot taps into the brand’s signature Western touch, whereas the mule epitomises Parisian chic.

Playful, modern and sophisticated, the new shoes are perfect for those wanting to make an everyday fashion statement.

by Sophie Richardson

Ideal for daytime and evening looks, the capsule retails from £400 and is exclusively available via Paristexasbrand.com, Net-A-Porter, Mytheresa and SSense from April 23rd 2024.

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