A marca de beachwear carioca Galpão 51 apresenta a ALMOJANTA, um encontro à beira mar, em um tempo de valorizar o simples, “tempo de mergulhar: em nós mesmos, mas também no outro”.
“Apreciar cada momento, para que nesses dias meio iguais, cada simples detalhe do nosso cotidiano seja ressignificado”.
A marca também anuncia a abertura das vendas internacionais, exportando seu diferencial, o uso de técnicas manuais que possibilitam a criação de produtos únicos e a originalidade do clássico biquíni brasileiro.
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“Neriage é uma palavra japonesa que designa uma técnica de cerâmica em que a mistura de argilas de diferentes cores produz um efeito marmorizado”.
A nova associada Neriage explora a textura, os detalhes, diferentes matérias e suas possibilidades, em um processo de criação como um diálogo com o tecido. “Desse diálogo, fazem parte diversas mãos e conhecimentos, que trazem para a roupa uma história própria e a tornam viva”.
A marca apresenta a coleção Lampejo inspirada no livro “Minha casa é onde estou” de Igiaba Scego. “Lampejo significa um brilho súbito, uma faísca ou um clarão”.
A coleção traz tons icônicos da Neriage, como vermelho e azul royal, e um mix de tecidos leves, acetinados e estruturados.
As bolsas e chapéus dessa coleção foram uma parceria com o MUSEU A CASA e a ACNUR, co-criados através da FRATERNIDADE HUMANITÁRIA INTERNACIONAL com mulheres indígenas da etnia Warao, refugiadas da Venezuela. A venda terá parte do lucro revertido para a causa.
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A nova associada Maneca apresenta The Grazing Incidence, um processo contínuo de interpretação e estudos pessoais e a extensão das formas ao comportamento do material.
A designer Luiza Maraschin, movida a se despir de protótipos datados, modela materiais à mão que se amplificam através de movimentos sinuosos para, então, reinterpretá-los, fazendo uso da tecnologia 3D.
Nesta coleção autoral tudo se trata de luz, geometrias côncavas e convexas interagem entre si e exploram encaixes e movimentos, tudo que está entre o olho humano e a obra concebida.
“Reveladas pelo sentido da captura fotográfica, da reflexão inerente ao metal, das projeções luminosas que incidem no espelho, ou mesmo enquanto se dissipam no tempo”.
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As associadas SERPUI, Catarina Mina e Camila Vieira apresentam acessórios de decoração na nova linha home.
A marca de bolsas contemporâneas SERPUI assina uma coleção de acessórios para decoração e cria uma experiência completa, CASA SERPUI, na forma de jogos americanos e porta-guardanapos.
A marca cearense Catarina Mina expressa sua essência sustentável e artesanal no manifesto “Casa Corpo Vivo” e lança uma coleção de luminárias versáteis que carregam a cultura do Nordeste nas matérias-primas palha, crochê e madeira.
E a associada Camila Vieira traduz a conexão e beleza dos cristais e suas fontes energéticas em acessórios únicos de decoração.
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Demi Lovato presented the cover of the new album, “Dancing with the Devil: The Art of Starting Over”, with Dois Irmãos choker by Prasi, a brand that connects goldsmith techniques and the Brazilian cultural multiplicity.
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In an interview with Haus von Eden, Brazilian designer Ana Khouri talks about the challenges of sustainable jewellery and her collaboration with Fairmined, an assurance label that certifies gold from empowered responsible artisanal and small-scale mining organizations.
Fairmined transforms mining into an active force for good, ensuring social development and environmental protection. The standard includes requirements for organisations to perform responsible artisanal and small-scale mining: formal and legal mining operations, environmental protection labor conditions, traceability of Fairmined minerals, and socio-economic development through the Fairmined Premium.
“My idea of jewellery goes beyond the intended purpose of ornamentation, entering more into the realm of art and sculpture. The designs are about the myriad ways that a piece can take shape on the wearer, and the balance the work creates with the body and as an extension of it. It is a very intimate process and a never-ending evolution of my artistic and aesthetic vision. Rather than a fashion business that follows any trend, it is about looking inside to who you are and what you believe and being true to that”, expresses the designer.
The investment it takes to extract gems and minerals correctly is high and the bureaucracy it takes to implement the projects is what’s keeping the sector behind. “If the main focus of a brand or a company is being profitable then we have challenges. The mindset needs to change and that takes time. I was brought up with such beliefs, so it felt natural to me to bring them into my work and my brand. I’ve always believed that you should do what you believe in, stand out and make a change. I want to help promote responsible, ethical, social and environmental practices, contributing to the change I want to see in the world”.
Sustainability is defined by the same elements that are found in all great work – quality, care, delicate craft and timelessness. And acting in an ethical and responsible manner is the desire and symbol of lasting value.
The brand that is part of the Fair Trade Alliance for Responsible Mining (ARM), a non-profit organization recognized worldwide as a leader and pioneer of responsible and small-scale artisanal mining, concludes, “From the beginning, my work has been a way to communicate a sense of harmony – of knowing my place in the world and being fully present within it. It allowed me to see what had been right in front of me, something so fundamental to life but so often muted by man-made distractions – the interconnectedness of all that surrounds us”.
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American actress Tracee Ellis Ross wore Phillila Rings signed by Brazilian designer Ana Khouri in the shooting for the NAACP Image Awards.
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Vogue Paris presented the latest fashion and essential trend, a selection of the 28 spring basket style handbags, highlighting the members Abest, Nannacay Zana bag in buriti straw and SERPUI watermelon straw bag.
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Fashion designer Martha Medeiros took part in the costume production in the sequel of one of the biggest hit comedies of the 80s, “Coming to America”, starring Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall.
Ruth Carter, best costume designer 2019 Oscar winner and the second costume designer to hold a star named after herself on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, was responsible for the costume design and worked with more than 36 fashion designers around the world to assemble all the movie looks.
African culture was the reference and inspiration for the movie moodboard, showing a modern incarnation of the looks and a visionary side about Zamunda royal attires.
16 Martha Medeiros pieces were selected to be part of the wardrobe, and they can be seen in several scenes, worn by the king’s three daughters. The Renaissance lace in the costumes convey elegance, but in a modern way. Also, a variety of lace garments connect with the context and personality of each character.
One of the main dresses is made entirely in gold Renaissance lace, worn by the princess who will inherit the crown. The mandacaru, a native cactus to Brazil and the brand’s iconic symbol, is also present in several pieces.
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