Aqua Di Lara Swimwear Show – Miami Swim Fashion Week 2012 – Bikini Models | FashionTV – FTV.com
Thursday, January 12th, 2012 at
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http://youtube.com/FashionTV MIAMI – Pink and prints are the name of the game for brand name Aqua Di Lara at Miami Swim Fashion Week 2012. Designer Reyhan Sofraci may be based in Montreal, Quebec, Canada but the statement-making style of her swimsuits seem to fit right in with the eye-catching style of Miami beachwear. There’s a European element to some of the bathing suits. After all, Sofraci sells her wares in Canada, USA, France, Belgium, Monaco, The Netherlands, and United Arab Emirates, but the bathing suits and cover-ups still hold on to the vibrant, fun and fancy-free party girl vibe of the Miami Beach/South Beach landscape.
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http://youtube.com/FTV MILAN – Alberta Ferretti says her inspirations come from nature. This is evident by the striking floral, leaf, and tree prints found on many of her day dresses, gowns, and tops. She plays up to the fluid, casual woman who prefers not to be binded to tight, constricting formal clothing, instead opting for casual, light, unique and flowing. Alberta finds the free-spirited woman in all of us using natural colors like beige, pink, light blue, green, pink and yellow.
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http://www.FTV.com/videos NEW YORK – Badgley Mischka is always known for making dressy clothes and gowns that the star-studded set love to wear and this year’s Spring/Summer 2012 collection at New York Fashion Week was no different even as they incorporated common trends in both dressy and casual like bows, embellished sleeves, purple, and beaded fronts. Other bright colors too made an appearance, but these were in dresed up fabrics like tulle, chiffon, satin, georgette, and linen. Mark and James have a new collection derisively called “Mark + James” and they also incorporated these casual pieces–moto jackets, shorts, tops, and other garments into their dressier attire.