The sixth day of the 60th edition of SPFW it started with Herchcovitch’s 44 haute couture looks, at Praça das Artes, in downtown São Paulo. Then he went to the Pavilhão das Culturas Brasileiras, in Ibirapuera, among a nice crowd.
With cascading delays, the last show of the day took place at the Academia Competition, in Jardins, around 11pm, with the UÓ brand, by Marcelo Sommer, on his return to the event after years.
In Ibirapuera, Rafael Caetano bet on plissé and pleating in his menswear show (actually agender) in honor of the poet Antonio Cícero. Then there were Cria Costura, Ateliê Mão de Mãe, Santa Resistência and Dendezeiro, who concluded the fashion shows at PACUBRA, to the sound of funk that evokes the Vagrancy Law, a fair against loose nerves, as a fiber to limit its cultural manifestations. The last three Ibirapuera fashion shows have shown that fashion is also resistance. See summary below.
Herchcovitch; Alexander
It almost goes without saying Alexandre Herchcovitch it’s more than good. He is, in fact, a first-class couturier. Worthy of haute couture.
With 44 looks ranging from streetwear to party, the designer once again showed his strength with pieces made from nylon, palletized cotton twill, seersucker, leather, duchess satin, tricholine, taffeta, crepe and rubberized plastic.
Raffaele Caetano
The stylist Raffaele Caetano paid homage to the poet Antonio Cícero, who died in 2024. Brother of the singer Marina, he was responsible for many of the songs and lyrics she performed. “Fullgás”, the name of the album released in 1984, also gives its name to the collection.
Raffaele Caetano makes menswear fluid. Watching the fashion show and looking at the rich pleat work on the trousers, shirts and sleeves, you can see that the pieces can be worn by people of all genders. A set of green trousers with pleated legs and halter top, in lightweight fabric, looks good on everyone.
Create sewing
The opportunity to create pieces and show them at SPFW is unique and distant for many designers. Well, the Cria Costura project offers this to students from the suburbs.
This Saturday (18th), there was the seventh participation of the students in the project, with 27 creations and monitored by the stylist Simone Nunes. The theme was the Triadic Ballet, a reference to the German Bauhaus school, known for the fusion of art, form and movement.
Mother’s hand workshop
THE Mother’s hand workshop She once again showed off her luxurious crochet at SPFW. It was inspired by the Tropicalismo Movement, born in Bahia, with names such as Caetano Veloso, as well as being represented by Gal Costa and Maria Bethânia and other exponents of the music of Bahia and all of Brazil.
And the tropical air of the collection came from the first look: a red dress with asymmetrical ruffles, which leave one side longer. Then orange and again red, as worn by the model Amira Pinheiro, who in a moment of professionalism was left without a foot in the sandal and walked the runway barefoot.
Holy Resistance
A soundtrack with voices like Maria Bethânia and Clara Nunes filled the parade Holy Resistancebrand by Mônica Sampaio, with songs about the sea and water. The theme of the collection presented at SPFW is “When a woman dresses the sea”.
To this end, there was no shortage of references to Iemanjá, such as the blue crochet dress, with armed skirt, as well as the blue prints of the orixá and fish. All in blue and white, with volumes or more fluids.
Oil palm
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Oil palm
closed the Brazilian 3 trilogy, with the theme of the law on vagrancy, already repealed, but which was created to criminalize black, peripheral and dissident bodies.
Within this theme, Hisan Silva and Pedro Batalha took live funk as the soundtrack and paraded MC Carol and MC Cabelinho, with an aesthetic of the black dances of the 70s and 80s, showing black elegance through checked and pinstriped tailoring, with suits, coats and trousers, well-finished suits.
Source: Terra
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