La Maison OTT release date Apple TV+: When to watch this French drama on fashion houses
La Maison is releasing soon on OTT. The French drama is a fictional story about fashion houses but talks about the issues of the fashion industry that exist in real life too. The show is releasing on September 19 via Apple TV+.
At a time when international shows are creating buzz in the digital space, French thriller La Maison is all set to release on OTT platform Netflix starting September 19. There will be 10-episodes of the series streaming on Apple TV+. The trailer for the show is not yet out, but here's everything else you need to know about the show:
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Plot
If you are someone who loves French drama and scandal, La Maison is just for you. The drama revolves around a French fashion house and family rivals.
La Maison is basically about a fashion house that faces a scandal, leaving its family's legendary fashion couture house in controversy. Characters Perle Foster and Paloma Castel get together further in the story, recreate LEDU, and claim their place in the LeDu family and the fashion world.
Is the plot of La Maison based on real life?
No, the story of La Maison is totally fictional, but yes, the Apple TV+ series has taken inspiration from the real-life culture of French fashion houses. It is well known that powerful infulential families control and have controlled several famous fashion houses. There are many families that have since sold controlling stakes to larger fashion conglomerates.
Cast and crew
The star cast of La Maison includes Lambert Wilson, Amira Casar, and Zita Hanrot, among others, in lead roles.
The Apple TV+ series has been directed by Fabrice Gobert and Daniel Grou. The writing credits for La Maison belong to Jose Caltagirone and Valentine Milville.
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