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A reference in world nuptial fashion, Rosa Clará has just launched a selection that promises to give what it says. For the first time in its 25 years of existence, the Spanish brand with more than 4,000 points of sale in 80 countries has launched a collection of garments complementary to wedding dresses.
They are white covers, coats and jackets in light and fluid fabrics, to help the female comfort without giving up the romantic, delicate and refined look that the occasion demands. And that match beautifully with all types of hairstyles for marriage. It is the perfect finishing touch for the look at the ceremony and party.
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French design
Using the minimalism that is characteristic of it, the studio made use of French design in the complements designed for the coolest seasons of the year. The result is the use of lace, crepe and georgette in long-sleeved models that fulfill an unexpected protagonism. Equally passionate are capes, which end up accentuating all the beauty of the costume to the altar, instead of overshadowing it with the extra piece.
Versatility
Although ideal for use with wedding dresses and other designs with bare backs, the jackets call special attention for their versatility. They are timeless pieces made of high quality raw materials such as sienna, crepe and mikadoand that can be used beyond the ceremony and party that brings the love of the couple.
A their impeccable silhouette ensures angulations that give a better proportion to the body. Even Rosa Clara’s knitted jacket is far from ordinary. With central buttoning, it has a round neckline with wavy detail, just like the long sleeves, and a ball button.
Covers
What if, instead of the veil, the bride wears a cape? This is a possible test in a clothing trial from now on to the brand’s fans. An all-over cape in crepe or georgette with embroidered finish contributes to a look that seems to have come out of fairy tales. The long length also helps in the oneiric composition.
Casaquets
The shorter jackets, known as jackets, lend the bride a Hollywood look. Fireplace décolleté and the sleeve ¾, whether in net or amalfi fabric, do justice to the legacy of Coco Channel perpetuated in so many famous. A classic that stands out for its comfortable refinement and never goes out of style.
For a more fluid and sensual silhouette, the casaqueto bullfighter is a bet with no chance of error. The adornment specially made in edging, without buttoning, can come in a more closed and opaque weave or with a dose of transparency of the sieve mesh. The shorter length of the sleeves highlights a possible bouquet of flowers from the field.
And more jackets
The amalfi model, with slit sleeves a little longer and just below the breasts promises to turn into a female wardrobe xodó. A texture of the fabric and the straight and structured seams are of simplicity and unparalleled elegance.
In opposition, the brand also brings the charm of the plumeti jacket, with long poet sleeve and embroidered decorations. For those who want to beware of the cold without failing to show skin.
Transparency
Speaking of transparency, what about the soft tulle jacket that extends over the body and seems to adhere to the simple wedding dress itself? The folds and creases of the piece corroborate ethereal and magical air, giving a finish so simple as impactful to the garment beneath her.
Internationally known through collaboration with prestigious designers such as Christian Lacroix, Karl Lagerfeld and Zuhair Murad, Rosa Clará demonstrates her own face and signature in her first collection of complements to be worn with wedding dresses. And what a collection. Magical models that make any woman ever want to climb on top of her wedding shoes to visualize herself inside one of them.
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