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fashion: the circuit
 Moda Lisboa '07
The only thing that would surprise me even more would be
sheep on the catwalk instead of models
continued
 José
António Tenente
Tenente’s collection’s hallmark is an imagined, naïve
future. Austerity and deprivation contrast with abstract geometry
which constructs the collection.
In womenswear, the lines become more structured
and elongated, showing off the legs. Skinny-fit trousers and micro-mini-skirts
are all part of the perverse and twisted fantasy of this collection.
Katty Xiomara
Katty’s usual ’50s’ style is, undeniably and once
again, present in her “nostalgic coloured black” collection.
The collection plays on the musical and cinematographic
aspects of the decade, portraying naïve happiness and calmness.
However, this is filled with contrasts, where the glamour of black-and-white
movies battle against the explosion of colour in the movies.
Miguel Vieira
 Miguel
portrays an ideal lifestyle. The English feel of this collection
meets moderate romanticism and proper ethics. Men and women are
shaped in a discrete yet subtly exuberant way, almost as if society
was cultivating Bohemian aristocracy.
A slim figure with voluminous accessories is Miguel's
way of treating a man’s silhouette, while the woman’s
body is portrayed by a marked waist, short lengths, contrasts and
volumes.
Black, white and grey flood satin, silks, knitted
meshes and leather all appear.
Nuno Gama
Get Brad Pitt and mix him with some elegant outfits, attitude, sportive
style, cartoon heroes and what do you get? Gama’s collection
was built based on his imagination and endless search for elegance,
universal references and new statements where noble materials are
wildly blended.
Based on contrasting volumes, Gama appeals to
a man who knows how to have a playful attitude in an adult world.
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José António Tenente
 
Katty Xiomara
 
Miguel Vieira
 
Nuno Gama
 
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