Bonpoint has announced a collaboration with Guest In Residence, fusing effortless Parisian charm and savoir-faire with distinct colours, textures, and knits.
Rooted in a shared philosophy of timelessness and enduring quality, the limited-edition collection includes “mini-me” versions from Guest In Residence’s Pre-Spring 2026 collection, reimagined with pastel palettes and playful details.
Gigi Hadid, Creative Director of Guest in Residence, stated that collaborating with Bonpoint was a natural fit, as both companies shared a belief in styles that hold meaning and tell a story.
“Throughout the design process, we explored the emotional connection between childhood and clothing, how a favourite sweater can feel like a hug or a memory in the making,” she said.
“Each piece is crafted with intention, and these are heirlooms that you can pass down from sibling to sibling or generation to generation.”
Infused with calming pastel, the collection blends Bonpoint’s timeless elegance and playful detailing with Guest In Residence’s modern aesthetic. Designed for children aged one month to 14 years, it features 17 unique pieces, including matching sets, varsity jackets, cardigans, polo sweaters, and accessories crafted from premium cashmere.
The lineup is completed with elevated everyday staples, such as a finely cut t-shirt, an essential denim skirt, and impeccably tailored jeans.
A standout detail is the “cultivate kindness” tagline, illustrated with a hand-drawn motif by Gigi Hadid, which appears on a t-shirt.
“This collaboration with Guest In Residence brings a refreshing new energy to Bonpoint, one that feels effortlessly cool and modern,” said Pierre-André Cauche, CEO of Bonpoint.
“Gigi Hadid’s creative vision, driven by quality and authenticity, resonates beautifully with our Maison’s heritage. Together, we’ve created a collection that feels both playful and poetic, a joyful meeting between Parisian elegance and downtown New-York ease.”
The collection is available now in Bonpoint and Guest In Residence boutiques in New York and Los Angeles, as well as online.
