FASHION VIBES Presents Spring-Summer Collection 2023 in “GEOMETRIA”
Sep 12, 2022
Unveiling at Milan Fashion Week Come September 22 at 16:00 at The Humanitarian Society, via San Barnaba, 48, Milan
(PRUnderground) September 12th, 2022
Milan Fashion Week is back and holding a series of events that embodies creativity, dedication and unparalleled beauty to claim Milan’s role among the world capitals of fashion. As the fashion industry shifts to adhere to issues of sustainability, ethical sourcing and the circular economy in the fashion supply chain, one agency is hosting an event to stand out from the rest, offer a pristine example of purpose-driven fashion.
On September 22 at 16:00, Fashion Vibes presents “GEOMETRIA” at the Humanitarian Society, located at San Barnaba, 48 Milan. The exclusive runway show is entirely dedicated to the Spring-Summer 2023 collections of the two Italian brands Antonio Martino Couture and MommyDolls, and to those created by Taibo Bacar and Forever Lavi by Mariano Feliciano.
“Geometria” – Italian for “geometry” – derives from the logical and rational but yet inquisitive way of thinking that Fashion Vibes adopts in its work. It takes logics for the creation of an event as well as for the creation of a product, and the collections presented in Milan are all based on their own “core idea”: it is not just emotional impetus that turns into creative inspiration; there is an idea behind every collection and a message sent intentionally, wrapped in the form of beautiful dresses on display upon the catwalk.
ANTONIO MARTINO COUTURE – NO GRAVITY – The contemporary couture collection No Gravity was born from the idea of an imaginary journey in a place where running suspended on a blanket of clouds is possible, a world of light effects and reflections, clear and defined but still impalpable. Antonio Martino creates looks with rigorous yet ethereal cuts- outerwear made of silk crepe and patent leather mimic the effect of the rising sun lighting up a new day while the no-gravity effect is reproduced by plissé, tulle and taffeta playing together as if they were twirling clouds carried by the wind.
MOMMYDOLLS – Mommydolls collections bring out the femininity of every woman through refined, unique and exclusive looks. Bright and vivid colors in lurex and sequins are matched with prints and logos in soft and billowing chiffon, forming glamorous looks to show off all day, every day. The crown jewel of the brand is the “Mini-me” line, which joins mothers and daughters together in a game of chromatic and emotional combinations through identical or coordinated outfits that emphasize their unique and inseparable bond.
TAIBO BACAR – HONEYMOON – Taibo Bacar, founded in 2008 has acted as a pioneer among Mozambican designer brands, with the aim of growing and becoming international in order to bring Africa to the world. The SS2023 collection – Honeymoon – is inspired by the beautiful African landscapes, travels, holidays, and by honeymoons, all experiences that produce unforgettable memories, painted with the colors and scents of Africa.
FOREVER LAVI by MARIANO FELICIANO – PROMETHEUS Mariano Feliciano – designer and creative director of the luxury lifestyle brand Forever Lavi – implements the elements of his environment and life journey throughout his art and fashion. Consciously exploring the world and different cultures, he pulls inspirations from every place he has had the opportunity to roam. Mariano is now making his debut with Prometheus, combining the aesthetics of tribalism, spirituality and the mythology of the future in the presentation of prêtà-porter garments and haute-couture suits for men together with women’s clothes, creations that complement each other in a lavish collection.
SIMPLE ORGANIC This Brazilian company, in its five years of activity, has become the most important brand of sustainable cosmetics in Brazil. Its strategy consists in spreading an ideal of natural beauty throughout the national territory and guaranteeing easy access to fair products with minimal impact on the environment, which are also free from ingredients harmful to man and nature and respectful of the dignity of people and animals. The brands will be supported by two official partners of Fashion Vibes: Natalia Kolieva Fashion Stylist, together with her staff of stylists, make-up artists and hair-stylists who will be managing the backstage and exclusively using the products provided by Simple Organic.
To learn more about Fashion Vibes, please visit: https://fashion-vibes.com/
About Fashion Vibes
Fashion Vibes is luxury creative agency dedicated to showcasing the vibrance, brilliance and authenticity of the worlds greatest brands with professionalism and precision. Fashion Vibes has hosted a bevy of events in Milan Fashion Week to help solidify Milan’s place as the world’s fashion capital.
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