Christian Lacroix

Christian Lacroix Maison is an official derivative line for interiors and the home, developed under license with Designers Guild as a home collection that includes fabrics, wallpaper, cushions, rugs, and other products. It is officially brought to market with Designers Guild handling manufacturing and distribution, and serves to extend the brand’s patterns and colors into living spaces.

BAZAR de Christian Lacroix was a secondary line introduced in 1994 for a younger, more casual-oriented audience. Unlike the haute couture and main ready-to-wear lines, it focused on clothing and accessories with a more everyday character. Trademark and industry materials confirm that it was also offered through licensed products under the same name, such as fragrances. Records indicate that it was among the sub-lines targeted for consolidation during a business restructuring in the mid-2000s.

Jeans de Christian Lacroix (also written as Jeans de Christian Lacroix / Christian Lacroix Jeans) was a denim-focused diffusion line launched around 1996. Separate from the brand’s decorative main line, it centered on casual denim products. Trademark registrations and circulation records from the vintage market confirm that the name was used, and the line was scaled back during a reorganization in the mid-2000s.

Christian Lacroix Mariage (Christian Lacroix Marriage) was announced in 1997 through a licensing and collaboration arrangement with French bridal company Pronuptia as a line for weddings, introduced with the aim of bringing haute couture elements to bridal dress products. Records confirm its development as an official bridal line under an agreement with Pronuptia.

Enfants de Christian Lacroix is a children's offshoot line launched in 2001 as an official line to extend the brand's colors and motifs into children's clothing and related products. Its launch year and official rollout are documented in academic sources and corporate chronologies, and it is positioned as one of the parent brand's sub-lines.