January 21, 2008
Celtic witches, cult to animal gods, medieval warriors, Egyptian culture, primitivism and even Indian folklore.
Stylist Giselle Nasser was inspired by the ethereal world of historical mysticism and invested more in prints and adornments than on complex silhouettes.
She brought simpler and more hybrid winter collection with lots of information.
The finishings include macramé, frayed fabrics and fringe. The more ample pieces use silk cotton.
Wool was used in the tailored looks. Color chart in navy, brown, black, bottle green, lilac and rose.
Brazilian Textile and Apparel Industry Association
Source @ News.fibre2fashion.com
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