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New talents and Silmar Alves closed the IV PBC The fashion
show of 13 finalists of João Turin Award of Incentive for New Fashion Designers
started on last day of Paraná Business Collection, with a lot of innovation on
catwalk. The students of fashion showed to be prepared to proposal and
contemporaneous tendencies, as well about life and work of Paulo Leminski –
theme of this edition of award.
The
projects were developed from inspirations that touched the young students of
fashion from Paraná. Between their, the lines of the writer, mentioned by the
look of Acácio Mendes Pereira Neto, student of fashion course of Cianorte
Campus, from Maringá University of State. Acácio reunited information about
Leminski with looks, which showed the contradictions between straight lines and
curves, and black and white.
He was the
biggest sensation of night, and was the first place of the award, chosen by a
judge commission, who are designers, stylists, personalities from Paraná and
specialized journalists.
The second
moment of the night – and closing the fashion shows of IV PBC – was the stylist
Silmar Alves, who showed on catwalk the universe of elegant woman, with dresses
and coats structured.
Inspired on
the legend of Stone City, from Campos Gerais region on Paraná, the stylist
remitted to the public, the love and punishment of primitive people, where men
can not fall in love, and such as all legend, the warrior loved the beautiful
woman, and all the tribe received a punishment by an earthquake that
transformed the city in stones.
The
collection of the stylist is formed by little and exclusives pieces. The linen
of Fiateci from Porto Alegre
was the principal material of dresses and heavy manteaux to rigorous and
elegant Winter. The pieces maintained the principal characteristics of linen
without tincture, which referenced the natural land and stone, historic
elements that inspired the collection.
Notability
The looks
of Silmar brought an ancient known by royalty woman, the corselet. Very
adjusted and with light skirts, the majority were in golden color. The
corselets received delicate embroideries and structured fur, which can be used
under tailleurs.
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