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Tiny metal straws brings futuristic look
19 Jan '08
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The shapes of the female body, highlighting curves and saliences, guide stylist Jefferson Kulig's 2008 fall/winter collection.
Tight shapes are found in the pants and shirts, whereas the long dresses are ample.
Tropical prints are seen in the looks, which in the most part use technological fabrics that mix wool, silks, cotton, jersey and knits.
The collars have volume and are used in the clothes as accessories.
The futuristic look comes from the tiny metal straws applied to the fabrics.
Color chart: black, violet, yellow, red and hues of green, beige and soot.
Tight shapes are found in the pants and shirts, whereas the long dresses are ample.
Tropical prints are seen in the looks, which in the most part use technological fabrics that mix wool, silks, cotton, jersey and knits.
The collars have volume and are used in the clothes as accessories.
The futuristic look comes from the tiny metal straws applied to the fabrics.
Color chart: black, violet, yellow, red and hues of green, beige and soot.
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