The new collection for 2009 is designed by fashion designers to, in the words of Daniel Bermejo, director of strategic marketing, “passing the concept of ready-to-wear clothing to spend the lining of clothing prêtàporter andalusia coating walls, which we call the ‘Wall-to-wear. ”
The fifth collection of Inks Three Barcelona has been nurtured on the sensitivity of female fashion designers. All of them, young but with great recognition in the industry, as Miriam Ocáriz Jorge Zuazo, study the Wendy house and Txell Miras.
But it has also been chosen with great designers such as projecting future Julieta Alvarez and Dora Romero, following the line from start to discover new talents. This also exemplifies the philosophy of the brand to enhance its young spirit exemplifies the philosophy of the brand to enhance their young, casual and somewhat groundbreaking.
To all the designers seem a very exciting challenge. Transfer their designs to the wall meant freedom to believe in larger areas without the constraints imposed by the clothing.
Supposed to think about how to dress spaces, rather than women, and imagine furniture and objects, rather than hair or accessories.
“We are breaking, but not iconoclastic” - said Daniel. “Our ‘Wall-à-porter’tiene account to change your clothes every day, but not for decoration. That’s why we hire artists and authentic experience, they know to interpret the basic ideas that we propose is very creative, giving birth to what we believe to be the classics of tomorrow. ”
With all these artists also Inks Three Barcelona has taken a step further. From the hand of this strong team of designers from the fashion brand has dared to enter the world of textile design.
Each has created fabrics that can be coordinated with the work role but also independently exquisite embossed paper, but also independently. Some exquisite textile prints are the beginning of a new proposal to extend the decorative brackets and other areas of the house.
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La nueva colección para 2009 está concebida por diseñadores de moda, para, en palabras de Daniel Bermejo, director de marketing estratégico, “pasar el concepto de prêt-à-porter del vestido al revestimiento de pasar el concepto de prêtàporter del vestido al revestimiento de paredes, lo que llamamos el ‘Wall-à-porter’”. Seguir leyendo
