The story of Capulette
The Capulette adventure began in 2016, under the leadership of Capucine Lebrun. She imagined an accessories brand that reflects her chic and relaxed lifestyle.
The designer wanted to highlight the talent of the craftsmen she admires. Having grown up between France and Italy, she has always been a fan of the Friulane, the Venetian gondoliers’ favorite velvet shoes. It was by giving a twist to this accessory that she launched her brand.

Capucine named her label Capulette, in echo to her nickname. She also makes a romantic reference to the Capulet family, portrayed by Shakespeare in Romeo and Juliet.
Revisited in a wide range of colors, but also made in exclusive and refined fabrics, found by the designer during her travels, these Venetian slippers are it-shoes that can be worn both inside and outside.
Capulette has notably collaborated with Le Bon Marché, Merci and Tara Jarmon, for the Ritz Hotel, but also during the exhibition at the Grand Palais on Venice.
Its models are now aimed at the whole family, with collections for women, men, children and babies.