They are a new pair of Portuguese designers who rely on a garment that results from fictitious operas they perfomed.
The duo consists of Marina Pires and Pedro Eleuterio decided to tackle in her latest collection a theme of the fourth and final act in the saga of Jane Doe, the history of a nuclear winter. A work that relied on contrasts, with fair and structured models as opposed parts broader and draped. The color palette also reflects this concept of opposition, first neutral colors cooler, dotted with touches of strong tones, warmer. The bourgeois describe their work and I quote, "Under the concept an urban opera develop seasonal collections and special pieces for clients. Every season is a time of opera developed in working through the collections and viewers are invited to follow the course of the plots, and why not, part of the plot ... The wardrobe is the dressing room and the floor of the city stage. Involved in some linear guides, these are the starting point for building where different forms of art are key elements. " The quality of this pair also lies in how to shape the tissues with very creative ways and at the same time complex without denigrating the fabric. Note the deep thought that is not limited only in the choice of materials, but also to create accessories that complement the ensemble. Although the collections of the Bourgeois refer us to an urban universe, more connected to streetwear, incorporating pieces that can be combined with a more classic and elegant clothing. A young couple with value in the national fashion scene.
