Brazilian Textile and Apparel Industry Association (ABIT) informed that stylist Maria Fernanda Lucena was very providential with her new winter collection by contrasting stripped shapes, washed and stained fabrics with the refined shine of sequins, forming designs here and there.
A well-balanced mix of moulage techniques, tying and light (silks, knits and tulles) as well as heavy (jeans and cotele velvet) fabrics. The dresses are loose and light with several overlays and delicate sequins in strategic places.
When the waist is highlighted it is with tying using the same fabric. The tops and blouses follow the same line.
The indigos and velvets appear in more rigid composition, although they still seek disharmony with unstructured, blunted shapes, very baggy pants, and full of gores, some with two colors.
The collection is very Brazilian fashion, although discrete. Color chart: moss green, tones of wine, brown and botanical blue.
ABIT is constantly growing due to the acquisition of modern equipment and technical development applied to production, besides the promotion of its professional through training programs and increasing productivity.
Brazilian Textile and Apparel Industry Association
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