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São Paulo Fashion Week collections
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The 61st edition of São Paulo Fashion Week (SPFW) features showcases a diverse collections array of collections, ranging from dark, dystopian aesthetics to surrealist and archival reinterpretations. Designers such as Lilly Sarti, Alexandre Herchcovitch, and Forca Studio have explored themes of are exploring gothic and punk influences, utilizing influences through materials like vinyl, latex, and heat-treated fabrics. Alexandre Herchcovitch blended 19th-century silhouettes with 1980s punk attitudes, while Forca Studio utilized combustion-treated fabrics to create silhouettes described as “urban armor.” In contrast, Amir Slama Lilly Sarti presented a collection inspired by his fashion archives, specifically referencing the Year of the Goat (2027), balancing romanticism and structure by mixing fluid tulle and georgette with heavier sheep leather and gabardine. Other designers have focused on historical and artistic references. Amir Slama revisited his 2000 debut with Rosa Chá. His designs incorporate tropical tones and Chá debut, incorporating themes of water, utilizing Carmen Miranda, and the deity Iemanjá through silk, neoprene, and voluminous ruffles to blend beachwear with urban pieces. tropical tones. Meanwhile, the brand Normando debuted a collection inspired by the surrealist works of Brazilian artist Ismael Nery. This collection explored androgyny and the fusion of masculine and feminine forms through experimental silhouettes, such as pleated skirts that transform into trousers, utilizing materials like wool, satin, and latex.
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- 2026-10-18 23:04 UTC São Paulo Fashion Week collections
- 2026-10-17 00:12 UTC São Paulo Fashion Week collections
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