Lulled from childhood by the jingle of her grandmother’s bracelet charms, Victoria spent her days filling notebooks with sketches and assembling the beads from her little treasure box.

Upon reaching adulthood, the Arcachonnaise moved to Paris and joined the Institut Français de la Mode, completing a five-year program. This training opened the doors to Giambattista Valli, an icon of women’s ready-to-wear, where she honed her skills—first as an intern, then as a stylist. Working alongside this award-winning designer, she refined her eye and craftsmanship, never imagining at the time that she would forge her own path.

Back on the Bassin d’Arcachon, the place that continues to inspire her sunny and joyful creations, Victoria fully devotes herself to Monsens, her jewelry and accessories brand. She loves giving a second life to scarves and silk squares sourced from vintage shops or flea markets, and was among the first to bring tassels back into style. Her creations— lavallière necklaces, triangles, and one-of-a-kind pieces—stand out for their boldness, elegance, and free-spirited character.

Monsens, a fusion of her name and a school project praised by the Hermès teams, today embodies this dual identity: a fun, sunny brand inspired by the 1970s, as well as a responsible house that values quality materials and celebrates the art of detail. .