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The “Nature” is the leitmotiv of the gateway presented yesterday at the Museum of Costume has shown the most innovative trends in fashion from the hand of future creators of haute couture. The parade was godmother to Mrs. Eloise Barceló and brought the work of students in the School of Fashion Design sneak collaborating center at the University Camilla José Celia, which will, in 2012/2013, the first class university this discipline.

Designs, fabrics, colors, shapes and textures in harmony with nature, with nature, make a future trend in the new generations and reflect a cultural change that will transform the way we dress and the very idea of fashion and their traditional relationship concepts such as luxury or glamour. “The costumes presented by the students,” says Rafael Diaz, director of ESNE-anticipate a revolution in the world of fashion, based on the reinterpretation of values sometimes outdated and the momentum of new ones that reinforce the relationship of man and his environment. “

“A revolution,” he says Rafael Diaz-Really large confirming the potential of the Spanish fashion, from the standpoint of design and economic development. The Fashion Design is now a university degree, which is a huge step forward in the training of new professionals, able to compete successfully in the international market, not only with their creations, but also with a new business mentality. “In this objective, from the first year, students have a close and continuing relationship with the professionals and the industry and among these activities relative to the market and the company are the gateways as presented today at the Museum.

The Graduate Degree in Fashion Design is one of the first adaptations of university education the Bologna Process that includes the creation of new Spanish degrees in the so-called European Higher Education Area. “A Plan” Rafael Diaz-indicates that promotes collaboration with different organizations, companies and entities that serve as a bridge to promote the entry of our students in the professional world. “

In addition to the Gateway, the appointment of the Museum of Costume has included a panel discussion on the current state of the fashion industry who have participated in the designer David Elfin, Laura Victoria Valencia, President of the Association of Young and New Designers, Diego Ronda, Creative and Managing Director of Rockwell Group Europe, and the fashion journalist Pedro Mantilla. After the roundtable came the great moment of creative young people. The walkway was 90 figurines, designed by 49 students, reflecting a new understanding of fashion, multicultural, multiracial, which fuses nature, culture and tradition with the most innovative and bold design, reinterpreting natural fabrics like cottons, silks and linens.

Reba, the brand that creates designs and produces bags, handbags and accessories from urban fashion, introduces its new line of accessories Autumn-Winter 2010, with a collection that follows the trend of the eighties rocker in which offers more than 30 models characterized by originality and glamour.

With exclusive designs and domestic production, in line with “Bijoux” you can find old silver and bronze, brown and raw hues in the pearls. Also within Reba, bijoux line offers necklaces with pendants, studded bracelets, and headbands with applied flowers, ornate rings and jeweled breastplates.

For the development of this line, the brand relies on a combination of different materials: different kinds of fabric, fringe, beads, stones and embroidered appliqués and rhinestone studs. Thus, a collar can be a mixture of chains that are intertwined with colored fabrics.

Reba accessories line also has printed scarves, headbands, belts, wide belts for use with Remer on, purses, key chains and portacosméticos. Additionally, the brand introduced the new “safety pins, chains to turn the belt loops or purses, and handbags that are able to change the look of any garment. With over seven years in the market, Reba has an exclusive showroom in Hegira 662, in the city of Buenos Aires, and markets in 60 fashion houses in the country.