THYRSE
FLORAL STYLIST | FLORAL SCENOGRAPHY
Blending the meticulous craftsmanship of haute couture with the sensitivity of nature, Thyrse redefines what floral creation can be. Her work transforms flowers into structure, movement, and meaning - crafting immersive installations that feel both instinctive and architectural.
Before founding her own studio in 2021, Domitille Basso spent eight years at Saint Laurent, designing embroideries and embellishments for men’s and women’s collections. This foundation in precision and balance now informs her floral practice: petals and stems are handled like fabrics and threads, shaped with the same pursuit of harmony and grace.
From delicate suspended arrangements to large-scale scenographies, her creations reveal a dialogue between textile memory and organic expression. Each piece becomes a study in contrast - the ephemeral and the constructed, the raw and the refined.
Collaborations with Louis Vuitton, Dior, Chanel, Prada, Gucci, Chloé, Balenciaga, Coty, Kenzo, Guerlain, Zara Home, 19M, Simon Porte Jacquemus… illustrate a universe where floral design transcends ornament to become art in itself.
Recent Stories
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THYRSE | PORTFOLIO PHOTO + FILM + EVENT + SCENOGRAPHY
Discover Thyrse’s latest “PHOTO + FILM + EVENT + SCENOGRAPHY” portfolio, a curated selection of images showcasing her unique creative vision. 📷 View and download directly below. For a custom edit or theme-based portfolio, please email laetitia@aecreative.paris
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THYRSE | “MATERIA” SHOT BT ELEONORE WISMES FOR BLAUMENHAUS
Domitille Basso's collection Materia merges her eight years at Saint Laurent as a textile designer with her floral design practice. Real flowers are embroidered onto found fabrics and garments, transforming botanical elements into living materials rather than printed motifs. Following upcycling principles, she revitalizes second-hand pieces with flowers, leaves, and seashells. Her vitalist approach combines radical experimentation with ecological awareness - colours, textures, and forms return to their organic state in an infinite chain of metamorphoses. Photographer Eleonore Wismes captures this fusion of couture and botany for Blaumenhaus magazine, revealing the raw beauty of Domitille Basso's textile and floral universe.
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FLAMES & BLOSSOMS | JEAN-BAPTISTE DEGEZ x PAULINE CHOFFE x THYRSE
A poetic exploration where fire meets frost. Between the ephemeral beauty of flowers, the sharp elegance of flames, and the delicate textures of frozen petals, Jean-Baptiste Degez, with SFX by Pauline Choffe and floral styling by Thyrse, captures a suspended moment of transformation through photography and video. This personal project reveals nature’s dual essence, fragile yet fierce, fleeting yet eternal, and intertwines it with the sensual world of fragrance. Discover the full series of photos and videos in the carousel below. (AI on videos by Felix Maillet)
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THYRSE | “MATERIA” BETWEEN COUTURE AND BOTANY
In her new collection Materia, Domitille Basso crosses her floral design practice with her stylist background. After eight years at Saint Laurent as a textile and embellishment designer, her heightened sensitivity to materials, colours, and textures now finds expression in the botanical world through floral compositions, arrangements and staging. Materia thus marks a pivotal moment in the evolution of her practice, where her two worlds and areas of expertise merge. She embroiders real flowers onto found fabric samples before creating garments that overflow with life. Flowers are no longer a printed image or drawn and manufactured motifs, as is often the case in fashion, but rather the material and presence themselves. The image comes alive. Domitille Basso’s approach is marked by a vitalist approach, radical experimentation, and ecological awareness. She follows upcycling principles, using second-hand garments and fabric remnants as her base before revitalizing them with flowers, leaves, and seashells. She observes the world around us, and finds forms, materials, and colours in their raw state. Domitille Basso concludes her series with a final cycle: a series of photographs conceived as paintings, uniting the various outfits in more contrasting and startling associations. Again, colours and textures blend, returning to their organic state. In a continuous flow, Domitille Basso explores the infinite possibilities of combination: one form generates another, which in turn suggests a new one—in a living chain of metamorphoses. Her work, driven by a sensitivity that is almost Pythagorean, allows a continuous movement in which each transformation already contains the next, and matter itself sparks the imagination. Thank you @mothernatureslave for her precious hands & @oonadoyle for her words
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THYRSE | BALENCIAGA
Composing Chaos For the Balenciaga dinner following the FW24/25 show, Thyrse imagined a floral installation both sophisticated and disordered: a 30-meter table, staged as the elegant aftermath of a long night. On a pristine white tablecloth, precision gave way to a controlled collapse: overturned silverware, fallen glasses, stacked plates sliding toward the floor, as if frozen in motion. Following the client’s brief, the floral selection combined dark, tinted blooms with vivid highlights including birds of paradise, yellow chrysanthemums, black callas, ruscus, and dyed amaranths. A visual language where botany meets couture, and every stem captures the lingering energy of a dinner that refuses to end. Production: WE ARE ONA • March 2024 • Palais de Tokyo, Paris
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CHLOE ATELIER DES FLEURS EVENT | THYRSE
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ATELIER COLOGNE EVENT | THYRSE
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DIOR J’ADORE | THYRSE
Floral by Thyrse Film by Thomas Legrand
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