Vide Bula's irreverent fashion collection for winter

20 Jan '06

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Brazilian Textile and Apparel Industry Association informed that Vide Bula's idea for winter 2006 is to be modern and cheeky, with an eye on the 1960s counterculture, the 1970s standards and the 1980s shapes.

Above all else, what is seen on the walkway is freedom.

In the women's looks, skirts and dresses are strong next season, as are suits and minis.

The Gothic look appears thanks to the bouffant sleeves and velvets.

The winter camouflage is found in the prints with a carnivorous flower in black and white. The heart prints also stand out taking us back to the romantic.

Black is the collection's basic color, with a contrast in coloring reminiscent of comic strips. Among the materials, silk, cottons, microfibers for coats with a tailored look. Wet varnish provides the shine.

The slim shape commands the men's collection, with pants, shirts, T-shirts and coats with closer-fitting and shorter shapes. The prints: skulls, skeletons, astronauts.

Wool with jeanswear finishing, plaids with tailored details and leather, jeans with velvet and much more. The fluorescent colors are used correctly and illuminate the pieces.

ABIT embraces such mission and offers the Brazilian textile market all the necessary support to meet the aforementioned goals.

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