Beso Moda made its final appearance at L.A. Fashion Week on Friday. With a red carpet appearance at 8 p.m. and the final show at 10:30 p.m., the women's fashion designer not only made a sensual mark on those who viewed it, but the collection was also an entity that combined experience and fashion to acquire a timelessness nearest to nature.
Beso Moda inspires originality and creative pleasure in a sophisticated fashion. The collection's spiritual and physical inspirations allow the natural jewelry and accessories — and limited selection of clothing — to illuminate your senses.
The line is exotic and distinctive — clearly meant for individuals who dare to be bold and confident and wear pieces labeled "unique, sensual, limited edition fashion." Sound like something you can see yourself wearing? Check out Beso Moda for more information. The 2012 Illusion Collection is now available at TENTEN Wilshire's rooftop in Los Angeles.
Text Brittney Schering
Image courtesy of FashionWeek.LA
Showing posts with label LA Fashion Week. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LA Fashion Week. Show all posts
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Beso Moda Wows at L.A. Fashion Week
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2012 Illusion Collection,
Beso Moda,
LA Fashion Week
Friday, October 21, 2011
L.A. Fashion Week Goes Vegan
Rebeca Victoria, designer for eco-line Nuvula's Columbian, mixed a combination of theatrics and color for the opening night show of L.A.'s Concept Fashion Week.
This particular eco-line is made up of pieces that are inspired by butterfly wings and the sun, along with a jolt of twenties and thirties inspiration. With geometric shapes, silhouettes, and patterns included in this whirlwind theme, inspiration was also derived from Asian amenities such as Samurai armors, among exquisite Chinese and Japanese designs.
The artful collection is also made with sustainable fabrics that include hemp, bamboo, and earth-friendly dyes. With the respectful decision to use zero animal products, Nuvula only agreed to use leathers if they were vegan. This anti-fur line goes as far as refusing to use faux fur, in hopes of discouraging the public from leaning towards fashions encouraged by others — such as Vogue Russia's recent November fur feature.
We have a feeling that PETA will appreciate this line's intention, and we adore its diverse nature and eclectic energy. Nuvula made for a beautiful start to L.A. Fashion Week.
Text Brittney Schering
Image courtesy of LAFashionWeek.com
This particular eco-line is made up of pieces that are inspired by butterfly wings and the sun, along with a jolt of twenties and thirties inspiration. With geometric shapes, silhouettes, and patterns included in this whirlwind theme, inspiration was also derived from Asian amenities such as Samurai armors, among exquisite Chinese and Japanese designs.
The artful collection is also made with sustainable fabrics that include hemp, bamboo, and earth-friendly dyes. With the respectful decision to use zero animal products, Nuvula only agreed to use leathers if they were vegan. This anti-fur line goes as far as refusing to use faux fur, in hopes of discouraging the public from leaning towards fashions encouraged by others — such as Vogue Russia's recent November fur feature.
We have a feeling that PETA will appreciate this line's intention, and we adore its diverse nature and eclectic energy. Nuvula made for a beautiful start to L.A. Fashion Week.
Text Brittney Schering
Image courtesy of LAFashionWeek.com
Labels:
fur,
LA Fashion Week,
Nuvula,
PETA,
Rebeca Victoria,
Vegan,
Vogue Russia
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