Freja Beha Erichsen For Zadig & Voltaire Capsule Collection

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After seeing Kate Moss for Topshop, finding out about Alexander Wang for H&M and Roland Mouret for Banana Republic, how about Freja Beha Erichsen for Zadig & Voltaire?

Before you go arching your eyebrows in a perfect ‘zadig-and-vol-what?’, just think that both Jared Leto and Julianne Hough were reportedly wearing items from Zadig&Voltaire at Coachella last weekend! The new collection which is currently only available on the original French website of the brand, is called ‘Freja meets Zadig & Voltaire’ and counts (so far, at least) 5 pieces!

Jared Leto and Julianne Hough chose to wear Zadig & Voltaire (boots and shorts respectively) at Coachella

So not only this marks the second season since Freja is representing for the French label, but also marks a very special relationship between a fashion house and one of its models. What are the items they worked on together:

Freja Beha Erichsen is also the spokesperson for Zadig & Voltaire’s Spring Summer 2014 ad campaign

Kioky jeans jacket

A simple, classic denim jacket with zipper closure and a classic wash, worn out finish for appx $300. Although it may look like your regular $70 Gap denim jacket, you’re paying an extra $230 for the label and some minor tweaks (longer chest pockets seams and zipper closure). Quite the fancy deal (and please note that I’m one of Freja’s biggest admirers.

Freja T Shirt

A black see-through t-shirt with short sleeves and 87 written on the chest for only $160. Also available in a khaki and white, without the front panel writing but with an ‘F’ written on the back.

Beha Bag

A black leather bag for $650 is also part of the Freja Beha Erichsen special capsule collection with Zadig & Voltaire. There’s no special embossed F, but more like personalized rivets as specified in the bag’s description.

However, Freja is not the first model to have ‘designed’ a collection for the French Fashion house. A couple of years back, Erin Wasson also sealed her style into the Zadig & Voltaire label. What’s different now is the charitable dimension to this capsule collection as Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders) will receive a considerable amount of the sales profits (40%).

See also: Erin is the face of the hottest denim brand right now!

Isn’t it wonderful to know that when you’re splurging for the latest fashion items launched, you also support the economy and an honorable charitable cause?