Julia Roberts was just spotted in New York in cropped black trousers and an oversized denim shirt, easy proof that fashion is embracing the in-between again. The pieces that refuse to fit one category are the ones with the most character.

Too long for shorts, too short for trousers, that ambiguity is why capri pants are everywhere again in 2026. It's also the trick for dressing between seasons: mix two worlds instead of picking one, a cropped trouser with an oversized shirt, bare ankles under a heavier layer. Contrast is the whole point.

Franck Boclet was built on the same idea, long before fragrance: not one fixed aesthetic, but the space between, black or white, tradition or rebellion. Fragrance carries it too. Clothes make the first impression, scent is what stays, and Rock & Riot, built on the vinyl era of the 60s, 70s and 80s, was made for that same mix of rebellion and elegance.

Not everyone will wear capri pants because Julia Roberts did, and that's the point. Style isn't about chasing every trend, it's about bending the right ones to your own shape. Trends move on. Character doesn't.