“Streetwear but make it Couture!” Very Rare, a lifestyle and ready-to-wear brand under the direction of Raf Reyes, embodies an avant-garde vision of streetwear through what the designer defines as ‘street couture’. Born during the 2020 health crisis, this family-run brand, founded with his older brother, stands out for its fluid silhouettes, intricate details such as embroidery, flocking, and graphic prints, and strong influences from 90s subcultures.
A Jewel Made In Greece
Imaginé et créé en 2013, le collectif A Jewel Made In Greece présente et promeut le savoir-faire joaillier grec.
1 idée, 100 créateurs et marques, 400 collaborateurs.
Le collectif présentera pour la première fois en France 9 marques sélectionnées pour leur créativité et leur artisanat 'Made In Greece'. Découvrez au coeur du Hall 3, des créations à mi-chemin entre l'art, la modernité et la tradition grecque.
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