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10 Apr '08

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For prints, she chose art deco geometry, art nouveaux florals and plaids. Jersey knits, viscose, satin and cotton. Tailoring is found in the bermudas and shorts. Blouses, skirts and dresses complement the collection.

Ceará plastic artists Nice and Estrigas inspired stylist Gilvânia Monique to develop her collection for Dragão Fashion.

Romanticism is seen in the embroideries that give the retro pieces a special touch. Dresses with puffy sleeves and full skirts. Cotton and jeans are used. Mini florals appear in small details on the hems.

For the first time, the stylist created men's pieces and brought jeans pants, tunic blouses and shirts. The hues chosen by Gilvânia are pallid: yellow, rose, green, lilac, purple, red and black.

Bransk by Mario Queiroz showed a contemporary and practical collection on the catwalk, indicated for modern men. Pants, tank tops, shirts, T-shirts, bermudas, coats, jackets and swim trunks are among the looks.

Pastel hues highlight the brand, which also used khaki, brown, green, beige, black and gray. The fabrics include moleton, serge and cotton. In the prints, plaids predominate.

Concluding the day of fashion shows, Rosa Chá showed the collection inspired on recent Brazilian history. Cubist references and geometry are in the pieces structures and color chart.

Besides the beachwear pieces, Rosa Chá also introduced its clothing line for the winter: coats, pants, dresses, kaftans. Tricots are part of stylist Amir Slama's brand's fashion. Cambric, silk and leather are among the fabrics. Color chart: gray, white, browns and roses, as well as blues and greens.

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