Reinaldo Lourenço’s Collection at spfwn48

The Brazilian Cultures Pavilion, at Ibirapuera Park, in São Paulo, received another SPFW Edition with the designer Reinaldo Lourenço who kicked off the parades. It features an avant-garde creative line. Very visionary, the stylist united two opposing worlds with mastery and the fantastic result. In a collection full of current desires and good styling (such as classic brand tailoring pants renewed by leather anklets adjusting the bars or overlapped kilt skirts in the tightest versions), bulky Victorian shoulders stood out. The punk mood dominated the brand’s winter collection with a mix of striking textures bringing visual richness to the show and laise shirts, skirts and dresses blended with the density of leather, the sophistication of tailoring and the utilitarianism of adjustable straps, zippers, footwear belts. military and punk reference anklets. Chokers of spikes, leather, moorings, canvas, transparency and eyelets split the catwalk with extremely feminine blouses and dresses, creating a duality between such opposing yet complementary references. It had contrasts with the sturdy shoes that complemented both the loaded and delicate looks. The collection was primarily based on black and white, but vibrant shades of pink, blue and red gave illumination to the creations.
Also noted on the catwalk was the versatility of leather explored in a variety of styles, from sports to the most classic and modern tailoring.

By Josi Donelli/Thenews2