ABEST, ABIT, ABICALÇADOS and associated brands at WHO’S NEXT PARIS

Brazilian fashion groups participate in fair in Paris in September.

The highly prestigious fashion and design event, WHO’S NEXT, which takes place in Paris from the 2nd to the 5th of September, features 6 brands from the projects FASHION LABEL BRASIL (ABEST- Brazilian Association of Fashion Designers), TEXBRASIL (ABIT- of Textile and Apparel Industry) and BRAZILIAN FOOTWEAR (ABICALÇADOS- Brazilian Association of Footwear Industries), internationalization programs carried out through partnerships between APEXBRASIL (Brazilian Agency for the Promotion of Exports and Investments).

The FASHION LABEL BRASIL group is composed of the brands Lenny Niemeyer and Cecilia Prado, while the TEXBRASIL program group is composed of the companies Marie Mercié, Paola Bernardi and Rio de Sol. BRAZILIAN FOOTWEAR is made up of the Melissa brand.

For more information, read the full article here.

WhosNextParis #Evento #Paris

Silvia Furmanovich by Boston

“Silvia Furmanovich 18-karat-yellow-and-white-gold earrings with topaz and diamonds.”

“This New Chestnut Hill Jewelry Boutique Is the Opposite of Traditional. A Nantucket-born jewelry boutique brings its gemstone expertise to Chestnut Hill”, Makena Gera.

The Boston platform featured an associated Silvia Furmanovich in the April 2022 issue.

“For those unsure of what they want until they see it, the boutique also stocks jewelry from 17 designers, each handpicked by Jetter. From quirky earrings by London’s Robinson Pelham to unisex rings in 18-karat gold from California-based Hoorsenbuhs to Brazilian maker Silvia Furmanovich’s marquetry-enhanced pendants, the owner makes sure the Vault has a little something for everyone”, Makena Gera.

#SilviaFurmanovich #Boston #BostonMagazine #VaultNantucket #MakenaGera

Lapima by TZR

“2022’s Sunglasses Trends Are All About Nostalgia”, Laura Lajiness Kaupke.

The TZR platform presented the Lapima association’s Mafalda sunglasses in the March issue, “2022’s five biggest sunglasses trends”.

“A return to creative self-expression and dressing up is another reason for 2022’s bold and vibrant sunglasses trends”;“Stand-out sunglasses in statement silhouettes that will get you noticed are important this year”; “From futuristic to retro [silhouettes], or bright and bold color, it is all about sunglasses in striking shapes”, Beth Kanfer, Nordstrom’s fashion director for accessories and footwear.

#Lapima #TZR #Nordstrom #Sunglasses #Óculos

Haight by Glamour UK

“23 swimwear brands to have on your radar”, Sophie Cockett.

Glamour UK featured associate Haight in the April 2022 issue, “23 swimwear brands to have on your radar ahead of summer”.

“With styles versatile enough to double up as daywear layering pieces, Rio-based Haight is a swimwear brand that’s all about clean lines, unexpected shapes and block colours. If you’re after a minimalist approach to your holiday dressing, this is the swimwear brand for you”, Sophie Cockett.

#Haight #GlamourUK #swimwear #resortwear #beachwear

Nannacay by Shopbop

“Nannacay bags are handmade by a collective of craftsmen and women in Brazil, Perú and Ecuador, resulting in vibrant, one-of-a-kind designs.”

“I believe that sustainability is important in order to have a better future for next generations.”

The Shopbop platform featured member Nannacay in the issue “the Change Makers; in honor of Earth Month, we’re spotlighting the labels making a difference for our planet”, and promoted a donation to One Tree Planted, a nonprofit organization focused on global reforestation.

“We believe that sustainability is important in order to have a better future for next generations and that the fashion industry must implement more ecological production as well as promoting social justice. Many lives have been positively impacted with our efforts, and together we can build a better planet and preserve cultures”, Márcia Kemp, Nannacay.

#Nannacay #MárciaKemp #Shopbop #OneTreePlanted #Sustentabilidade

Rio Ethical Fashion 2022

“Our mission is to promote change in the fashion industry by putting the planet and people first.”

Rio Ethical Fashion launches the fourth edition of the environment week from June 1st to June 3rd, 2022.

The international forum of fashion and sustainability represents a community that is willing to discuss, inspire, create partnerships, and helps spread values of sustainability in the fashion industry, its cultural and socioeconomic aspects in Brazil and worldwide.

“At Rio Ethical Fashion, our goal is to break the barriers set by formal education and organizational hierarchies. We believe in life stories and experiences that can inspire us to create a better and different future.”

Diversity of voices and points of view

“All agents of change are welcome to participate in this dialogue, as long as they respect and value individual differences, and maintain a healthy environment for the sharing of ideas, free of prejudice, discrimination, harassment, bullying or intimidation.”

REF presents debates in a way that is democratic and accessible to all its participants, featuring national and international speakers, fashion films, and exclusive webinar, all with the aim of restructuring the fashion production chain.

“We are going through a period of change and there are no pregiven formulas. This is why we create an environment where trials, errors and successes can and should be made and discussed by agents of change, in a cordial and constructive manner.”

Mission and Manifesto

REF demonstrates Brazil’s creative potential to participate in international discussions. Its mission is to “transform the fashion industry, incorporating sustainable practices in all stages of the process – from creation to consumption – as well as educating all who wish to be a part of this universe.”

“Rio Ethical Fashion aims to inspire courage and the necessary resilience to create new agents of change in the world we live in, in a peaceful, inclusive and ethical manner.”

Reports REF 2021: https://www.youtube.com/c/RioEthicalFashion/playlists

#REF #RioEthicalFashion2022 #RioEthicalFashion #Sustentabilidade #Diversidade

Silvia Furmanovich by Editorialist

“Silvia Furmanovich Small Marquetry Wood Jewelry Box”, Marisa Petrarca, Editorialist.

The Editorialist platform presented the associate Silvia Furmanovich in the March 2022 issue, “Your Precious Baubles Deserve One of These Luxe Jewelry Boxes.”

“This splurge-worthy piece makes the perfect gift for a loved one. Many of Brazilian designer Silvia Furmanovich’s designs are brought to life using a centuries-old art technique called marquetry—and this jewelry box is no exception. The artist utilized salvaged wood in creating this heart-shaped design, giving it a two-tray velvet interior and an elegant gold-tone frame”, Marisa Petrarca, Editorialist.

#SilviaFurmanovich #Editorialist #marchetaria #joia #jewelry

Paola Vilas by VO+

“Trough the vision of some talented designers, bracelets become veritable sculptures to encircle the arms”, Antonella Reina, VO+.

The VO+ platform presented the associate Paola Vilas in the March 2022 issue, “Trend Notes S/S 2022: Upper Cuff”.

“This bracelet, designed to encircle the arm, is a veritable sculpture with a touch of irony”, Antonella Reina, VO+.

#PaolaVilas #VO+ #UpperCuff #Tendências #PrimaveraVerão #S/S #SpringSummer

Lapima by Vogue Italy

“A trend for all that will refresh your spring outfits: runway looks and our selection of spring summer 2022 garments and accessories”, Selene Oliva, Vogue Italy.

Vogue Italy presented the associate Lapima in the March 2022 issue, “Kate Middleton’s blue is the on-trend color that looks good on everyone”.

“The color blue will be the trend that will mark spring 2022”, Selene Oliva, Vogue Italy.

#Lapima #VogueItália #Vogue #VogueItaly #Primavera #Tendência

Catarina Mina by Garden & Gun

“Embroidered straw beauties for a Southern spring”

“With the world in its current state of chaos, the thought of flowers showing their faces for spring brings an element of hope and a reminder of resilience. Perhaps that’s why I find myself drawn again and again to their motifs wherever I can find them, including, these days, in the artistry of woven jute and straw flowers”, Haskell Harris, Garden & Gun.

The Garden & Gun platform presented the associate Catarina Mina in the March 2022 issue, “Bags in Bloom”.

“I’ve always associated the art form with Bahamian traditions, but really, it’s as old as time and likely made its way to the South by way of South America, and the Philippines and Mexico, too. And this spring, a bounty of options making use of the handiwork have sprung up”, Haskell Harris.

#CatarinaMina #Garden&Gun #Artesanal #Design #Bloom #Bolsas #Acessórios #Flores #Primavera

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