MATEREZA HAUTE COUTURE PARIS FASHION WEEK SS22

MATEREZA HAUTE COUTURE PARIS FASHION WEEK  SS22

Matereza takes us into a black and white universe all in French silk with this collection titled “LA DAME DE SHANGHAI.” Ruffles, handmade flowers, ultra-fitted cape dresses; an emphasis on comfort and very importantly, on the quality of the silk which is, so to speak, wrinkle-free.

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LA MÉTAMORPHOSE PARIS HAUTE COUTURE FASHION WEEK SS22

LA MÉTAMORPHOSE PARIS HAUTE COUTURE FASHION WEEK SS22

It is in “Les Indes Galantes,” the opera ballet by Jean-Philippe Rameau, that the two designers of La Métamorphose drew their inspiration. And especially these verses: "Triumph, pleasant flowers! Spread your perfumes, Revive your colors! Inconstant Butterfly, Fly in your bocage! Stop, suspend the course of your fickle flame.”

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MARIA ARISTIDOU FW19-20 COUTURE

CLAIR DE LUNE COUTURE

COLLECTION FALL WINTER 2019 2020 HAUTE COUTURE PARIS FASHION WEEK

Looking up into the night sky you feel motionless and mesmerized as you fall prey to the moon’s charm.
Whether it is crescent or full, you bear witness to an eternal celestial struggle for dominance between light and darkness.

The moon’s power and its magnetism are transcended to us through its light. It is this very moonlight that, like an invisible veil, dresses up the night and sets the mood. Whether it falls upon an ocean, a desert or upon a woman’s body it inspires romanticism, a feeling of mystery, elegance and seduction, a fascination with the female form.

Maria Aristidou’s knit couture collection Autumn Winter 2019/20 is an ode to Clair de Lune.
The cuts, the designs and accessories with hand embroidered embellishments on colorful, luxurious knit fabrics, made by the designer; they all accentuate the timeless romance, femininity and uniqueness that are defined in every flicker, every speck of Clair de Lune.

The magic of knitwear inspired the designer to first explore and then create, using luxurious threads, elaborate techniques and various knit patterns. The craftsmanship of detailed hand embroideries adds to the uniqueness of Maria Aristidou's fabric collections for the couture evening and accessories. The process of each collection production starts from the fabric design. Yarns such as wool, viscose, lurex, cotton, silk and velvet are ordered from France and Italy. Then, a series of patterns are designed in great detail followed by a series of tests to decide on the yarns that will be used for each pattern, how thick or thin the fabric, color sampling combinations, hand-embroidery design testing, quality and durability checks, etc. The whole design and production processes take place in Cyprus.

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