The Parisian Dressmaker

Blake is a journalist at a London magazine facing the challenge of retaining its audience in the digital age. She starts a column inspired by the story of her late grandmother, who was born at „The House of Hope.“ The small box left for her there contains a piece of sheer fabric and a sketch of a dress.

To learn more, the young woman travels to Paris, where the charming Henri introduces her to the world of French fashion. Together, they discover that the sketch is the work of fashion designer Evelina Lavin, whose fame once rivaled that of Coco Chanel. After the end of World War II, however, she was never able to resume her career and returned to her hometown. What made her step away from the spotlight and devote herself to a life of seclusion? And what does all this have to do with Blake’s grandmother?

As he uncovers Evelina's tragic story, Blake will wonder if she herself is willing to risk everything for love.