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Cia. do Lacre celebrates 11 years of creation at CFW
01 Oct '08
2 min read
The second group of stylists at Capital Fashion Week opened the third day of the event. Stylist Sandra Lima introduced her collection of accessories, with the support of CooperAurum – cooperative of the gem and jewel segment located in Brasília.
Also in the group of CFW stylists, Eliel Salustiano showed his collection for the summer of 2009 inspired on the beaches and monuments of Rio de Janeiro. Blue, black and white are the main colors in knit and satin dresses.
Cia. do Lacre, an artisan cooperative from Riacho Fundo/FD, participated in the event for the second time. For this collection, it is estimated that the brand used more than 200 kilos of tabs to make the summer pieces, celebrating 11 years of creation.
Customization emerges in jeans, bikinis, handbags, blouses, skirts. 100% Cerrado then showed its collection. Stylists Sandra Maria and Sônia Reis chose cotton as the raw material to create tunics, dresses, pants and blouses, among others. Embroideries add a special touch to the pieces.
Talentos do Brasil brought accessories and clothes of raw materials extracted from nature in a sustainable manner, the result of work by nearly two thousand artisans supervised by renowned stylists.
The pieces were made of murity palm straw, babaçu, tururi leaf, fish leather, jute, seeds, sisal, wood scraps, latex, sugar cane bagasse, organic cotton, wool, horse manes and precious stones.
Mara Mac brought the collection presented at the last edition of Fashion Rio to the federal capital. Then, the Gata Bakana's women's brand showed pieces with ethnic influence. The highlights include high waists, tunics, pantaloons, dresses. The prints have plaids, stripes and tie-dye.
The style director at Patachou, Alexandre Matos, chose stylist Gianfranco Ferré as inspiration to create the Minas brand's summer collection.
On the CFW catwalk, Patachou presented derivations of men's shirts. Graphic arts, stripes and volumes are among the looks. The color chart includes rose, white, gray and blue, among others.
Lei Básica finished the next to last day of the event, with the collection recently presented at the Vitória Fashion Show.
Also in the group of CFW stylists, Eliel Salustiano showed his collection for the summer of 2009 inspired on the beaches and monuments of Rio de Janeiro. Blue, black and white are the main colors in knit and satin dresses.
Cia. do Lacre, an artisan cooperative from Riacho Fundo/FD, participated in the event for the second time. For this collection, it is estimated that the brand used more than 200 kilos of tabs to make the summer pieces, celebrating 11 years of creation.
Customization emerges in jeans, bikinis, handbags, blouses, skirts. 100% Cerrado then showed its collection. Stylists Sandra Maria and Sônia Reis chose cotton as the raw material to create tunics, dresses, pants and blouses, among others. Embroideries add a special touch to the pieces.
Talentos do Brasil brought accessories and clothes of raw materials extracted from nature in a sustainable manner, the result of work by nearly two thousand artisans supervised by renowned stylists.
The pieces were made of murity palm straw, babaçu, tururi leaf, fish leather, jute, seeds, sisal, wood scraps, latex, sugar cane bagasse, organic cotton, wool, horse manes and precious stones.
Mara Mac brought the collection presented at the last edition of Fashion Rio to the federal capital. Then, the Gata Bakana's women's brand showed pieces with ethnic influence. The highlights include high waists, tunics, pantaloons, dresses. The prints have plaids, stripes and tie-dye.
The style director at Patachou, Alexandre Matos, chose stylist Gianfranco Ferré as inspiration to create the Minas brand's summer collection.
On the CFW catwalk, Patachou presented derivations of men's shirts. Graphic arts, stripes and volumes are among the looks. The color chart includes rose, white, gray and blue, among others.
Lei Básica finished the next to last day of the event, with the collection recently presented at the Vitória Fashion Show.
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