INCARNEM

INCARNEM, from the Latin «in carne», develops a vision of jewelry directly linked to the body. Each creation is born from a fragment, an imprint or a relief, captured then reworked to become a lasting piece. This approach places jewelry at the frontier between object and extension of the body. Marine Billet, a jewelry modeler in the fashion industry and collaborator with haute couture houses, also designs one-off pieces for catwalk shows. In particular, she works as a model-maker for Schiaparelli, bringing to INCARNEM a technical rigor and precision directly derived from the world of couture. The brand relies primarily on the lost-wax casting technique. This process enables a texture or imprint to be precisely reproduced and set in metal. What was once fragile becomes permanent, while retaining an organic dimension.

The nipple covers occupy a central place in the selection offered by Brigade Mondaine. Their creation grew out of an exchange with the founder of Brigade Mondaine, giving birth to a piece that has become emblematic of this collaboration. Their design is based on relief, texture and precision molding. Worn alone or integrated into an outfit, they create an immediate focal point and redefine the perception of the body jewelry. INCARNEM creations can be combined with pieces by couture lingerie, to bras or to sets of open lingerie more structured, to create a coherent silhouette. In some compositions, these body jewels also interact with elements from the luxury bondage, especially when combined with necklaces or leather structures, reinforcing the graphic interpretation of the silhouette.

Each piece is produced in a very limited series or made-to-measure, in a style akin to haute couture. This approach gives INCARNEM a special place in the Brigade Mondaine selection, where jewelry becomes a central element in the construction of the body. Available online with international delivery, and presented at Paris in the Brigade Mondaine Private Boutique, the INCARNEM universe offers the opportunity to discover body jewelry where material, form and gesture are inscribed directly on the skin.