João Sobbar chose the Mandrágora tea to elaborate his collection, which brings the ample halter top to the tight-fitting jeans with high waists and nervures and draped blouses. Lindebergue Fernandes entered the universe of the Crazy tea to create pieces appropriate for the hottest season of the year.
For both men and women, the tops are light. Pants and shorts in jeans emerge with ultra-light washes. The Shaman tea came from Anastácio JR, who revealed a collection that revisits the 80s. On the catwalk, extravagant pieces with lots of shine, wildcat skins and super high waists.
Mar del Castro, by the brother and sister André and Raphaela Castro, closed the event with the Waiting tea. For beach fashion the duo went beyond the well-worked bikinis and swimsuits, introducing alternatives: dresses, pants and tops. The photos are by Roberta Braga.
The event was officially sponsored by Santana Têxtil do Brasil and Loco Serious Denim and received sponsorship from Aviamentos.
The Coletivo tea received the support of the state government of Ceará, Theatro José de Alencar and DL Empório da Moda, as well as Doutex Tecidos, Malhas Menegotti and SN Lav – Creative Laundry.
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