Bafweek 2014 celebrates Spring/Summer 2015 designs

20 Aug '14

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Spectacular arrays of Spring/Summer 2015 designs, created by both young and seasoned design talents, graced the Argentinean runway Bafweek 2014 in Buenos Aires.

Fashion brand Lena Martorello, owned by the designer duo Martinique Lena and Joan Martorello, featured a hand dyed, patchwork detailed, cotton and gabardine made collection which included tunics, skirts, dresses and pants.

Clothing label Talitha, under the aesthetic guidance of its creative director Cecilia Hernández, featured a marine life-inspired range. Made using chiffon, silk and taffeta materials, the crab and octopus adorned kaftans and kimonos were based in shades of scarlet red, blue cornflower, navy and pink.

Inspired from eastern and western cultures, the designer Benito Fernandez showcased a fusion of silhouettes from both parts of the globe in his latest presentation. Crafted from vinyl and satin, the ensembles were enhanced with flowery prints in tones of yellow, red, orange and white.

Nicolas Bertolo and Anita Nava, the designers behind Urenko, featured a geometric pattern heavy collection. Based on oversized silhouettes, the line was made from pima cotton, twill, gauze and silk fabrics in blue, black and white hues.

Designer Paula Ledesma’s show was inspired from fishing nets, ropes, knots and fish. Divided into two major looks-haute couture and streetwear, the range was made using raw cotton, silk and Peruvian Pima cotton. The line was a mish-mash of smartly layered as well as crochet and mesh defined pieces in white, nude, black, grey-tinged blue and purple colours.

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