Vision
Supporting women's creative work
Created in 1998 by Judith Milgrom, Maje celebrates a radiant and confident femininity. With this in mind, the brand highlights emerging female creative talent through artistic collaborations, mentoring and support for associations. A commitment that makes female empowerment central to its identity.
Created in 1998 by Judith Milgrom, Maje celebrates a radiant and confident femininity. With this in mind, the brand highlights emerging female creative talent through artistic collaborations, mentoring and support for associations. A commitment that makes female empowerment central to its identity.
Rêv'Elles: supporting women's development
Since 2024, Maje has supported the Rêv'Elles association, whose mission is to inspire and support young women in their personal and professional development. It is a partnership that reflects the brand's commitment to female empowerment.With Rêv'Elles, Maje is actively involved in a number of practical initiatives. During mentoring sessions, two of the brand's employees mentor multiple participants. Maje also participates in the RVL Ton Potentiel jury to assess talent and support applications. During the RVL Moi Maje day, fifteen employees take part in support and mentoring events.
Together, Maje and Rêv'Elles share the same vision: opening up professional possibilities and encouraging the emancipation of young women through mutual support.
Les Filles de la Photo: revealing talent
Maje supports Les Filles de la Photo, the leading women's professional network in the photo industry in France. The association works for the recognition and promotion of photography, promoting inclusivity and gender equality in the sector.Passionate and expert, Les Filles de la Photo promote the image professions and support the emergence of new talent. Maje is specifically involved in the Curation - Capsule mode programme, which showcases young photographers exploring the themes of fashion, art and craftsmanship.
Through its support, Maje is demonstrating its commitment to women's design and helping to build a more inclusive and diverse image industry.
