Her work often featured a refined colour palette, consisting of soft and muted tones that enhanced the femininity of her creations. The silhouettes in her designs were typically graceful and flowing, emphasising the natural contours of the female form. The materials used to embody the femininity were often silk, organza, chiffon and cotton.

Chaumont’s style embodied the essence of 20th-century haute couture, combining classic elegance with craftsmanship.

As Marcelle did not establish a clothing brand, her illustrations and designs have not got a set price. Her works can be seen displayed at the V&A museum and sometimes even auctioned.

- Christophe Lemaire, a graduate of literature and applied arts, founded the Lemaire brand in Paris in 1991 

- Lemaire's collections were initially women's only, but he added a men's line in 1995 

- Lemaire put his brand on hold in 2000 to become the artistic director at Lacoste 

- Lemaire relaunched the brand in 2007 with a flagship store in Paris's Marais district.

A person that I think reflects Lemaire’s signature style is Ana de Armas.