37 designers show lines at the 61st IM Intermoda in Mexico

29 Jul '14

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The recently wrapped up 61st edition of the Mexican catwalk fashion gateway IM Intermoda showcased latest Autumn/Winter clothing and accessory designs from more than 37 designers.

Fashion brand Onset Sheep drew inspiration from Grandma’s antique closet for its latest fall creations. Infused with architectural patterns and shimmering metallics, the worn out looking highly textured pieces were hand dyed in a neutral color palette of mainly blacks and whites.

Designer Carlos Sotomayor chose to highlight a fun collection, made from light fabrics, ideal to be worn to beaches, resorts and cruise vacations, alongside his sophisticated formal wear pieces, such as shirts, trousers, jackets and coats, for the modern day entrepreneurs at the Guadalajara soiree.

Lucio Moreno was inspired from nocturnal creatures for the new range, which was comprised of seven looks for men and three for women, based on punk styles in black and white tones, whereas Prosapia brand highlighted its metallic heavy white and black garments, including dresses, pants and jumpsuits, in classic feminine silhouettes with a casual feel.

Held twice a year in the months of January and July, IM Intermoda serves as a networking platform for suppliers, manufacturers and buyers of small and large businesses. The bi-annual event attracts more than 23,000 potential buyers and 950 exhibitors every year.

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