Marine Serre is a fashion designer from the southwest of France. In 2017, she gained recognition for her graduation collection "Radical Call for Love" at the La Cambre MODES school in Belgium, winning the LVMH Prize for her unique blend of urban, sporty, and Eastern-inspired styles. Having interned with prestigious brands such as Alexander McQueen, Maison Margiela, and Dior, as well as working under Demna Gvasalia at Balenciaga, Marine launched her own brand in Paris with the boost of a €300,000 prize. One of the most notable features of Marine Serre's designs is the "moon" print, a symbol that resonates with various cultures and religions and has become a hallmark of her brand, evident in both clothing and accessories. In this era, the crescent moon symbolizes a commitment to connecting fashion with reality and serves as a powerful statement of multicultural integration.