Victor Dzenk and his Brazil-Mexico mix in the 1980s
17 Jan '07
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Unite the joy of Brazil and Mexico, transport it to the universe of the 1980s, mix the colors, shapes and prints and you have it! That is the summary of Victor Dzenk's winter collection.
In other words: destructured tops, clinging tops, broad shapes, asymmetrical, bombers, maxi blouses, the return of the body suit, leggings, fuseaux, cargos, matelasse jackets. Very short skirts and powerful long gowns made of bamboo knit with silk yarns.
A sequence of looks mixing wildcat and tiger patterns. Knitted cuffs and collars. Jersey and knits in different versions are the highlights. Plenty of gold and lurex to look good for the dancing days.
Oh yes, Guadalajara: observe the colorful folk designs, the Frida Calo print and the digitalized embroidery applied on some pieces.
Brazilian Textile and Apparel Industry Association
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