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Peruvian fashion motivate Isabela Capeto
28 Jan '06
1 min read
Famous Brazilian stylist Isabela Capeto made the first fashion show on the last day of the 20th Edition of the São Paulo Fashion Week (SPFW) and showed that winter will be colorful, simple and comfortable with her collection inspired on Peruvian women.
Isabela proposes the contrast between the simple and sophisticated, and the rustic and rich. The skirts and dresses are mid-length or long.
The volumes make reference to the traditional clothes used by the Peruvian women, lightly fitting at the hips and with ruffles and pleats in layers – folk style – strongly colored fabrics.
While the skirts are voluminous, the blouses, T-shirts and boleros have a simple, straight cut.
The mix of prints and some overlays are part of the collection's proposal, which also brings plenty of stripes and drawings of Inca monsters in the prints.
Currently she has her own designer label, Isabela. She is also designing collection for the Chocolate Club boutique.
Isabela proposes the contrast between the simple and sophisticated, and the rustic and rich. The skirts and dresses are mid-length or long.
The volumes make reference to the traditional clothes used by the Peruvian women, lightly fitting at the hips and with ruffles and pleats in layers – folk style – strongly colored fabrics.
While the skirts are voluminous, the blouses, T-shirts and boleros have a simple, straight cut.
The mix of prints and some overlays are part of the collection's proposal, which also brings plenty of stripes and drawings of Inca monsters in the prints.
Currently she has her own designer label, Isabela. She is also designing collection for the Chocolate Club boutique.
Brazilian Textile and Apparel Industry Association
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