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Technology & arts in Jefferson Kulig Collection
30 Jan '06
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Fashion designer Jefferson Kulig unites soutache yarns and trimming and created a technological lace that is applied in the unfolding of his winter 2006 collection.
The stylist starting with several cultural references, Kulig developed pieces that provoke a lengthening of the body.
The laser, digital prints and the restructuring of fabrics are among the technologies employed. Tailoring is in the pants and plenty of creativity is used to make the blouses and coats.
The clothes are prepared by rubber, jersey, tulle, laminated serge, gazar and organza in silk. In the color chart, we find black, white, bottle green, beige, clay, hortensia and brownie.
The stylist starting with several cultural references, Kulig developed pieces that provoke a lengthening of the body.
The laser, digital prints and the restructuring of fabrics are among the technologies employed. Tailoring is in the pants and plenty of creativity is used to make the blouses and coats.
The clothes are prepared by rubber, jersey, tulle, laminated serge, gazar and organza in silk. In the color chart, we find black, white, bottle green, beige, clay, hortensia and brownie.
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