With its cobbled streets, its village atmosphere, its nightlife… Montmartre stands out as thethe most bohemian of Parisian districts. During the evening of April 27, this district with its rich artistic heritage celebrated women through a magnificent parade “Montmartre celebrates Women”, organized by Mira Belle House.
Since its creation in 2007, the Mira Belle House is renowned for its creations in the purest artisanal tradition, hats featuring noble materials of impressive quality. The heroine of this fabulous company, Marie Desnos's guiding principle is to share the chic of Paris and the originality of fashions and trends, while valuing each individual.
Mira Belle creates magnificent hats and headpieces that sparkle in the sun, like an invitation to dream of a corner of paradise. Her collection " Riviera » is the perfect example of the Mira Belle spirit, having achieved true success thanks to a unique symbiosis between high-quality materials, trendy style and beautiful timeless elegance.
A success reinforced by participations in numerous Fashion Week shows and prestigious events, such as the Prix de Diane or the Royal Ascot, passing through theater and cinema with a small detour to the Crazy Horse… the brand has come a long way since its beginnings with its small boutique nestled at the foot of the Butte, near the Théâtre de l'Atelier.
On April 27, Mira Belle took over the majestic Salle des Fêtes of the Town Hall of the XNUMXth arrondissement of Paris, for a high-flying event entitled " Montmartre celebrates La Femme " A show that showcased the masterpieces of a panel of highly talented young artists, with bold and timeless creations.
The hat collection " Riviera » by Mira Belle was particularly appreciated for its unique blend of high-quality materials, on-trend style and timeless elegance. In addition to her sublime hats, we were able to discover some new talents to watch…
“Mixtissage”… this is the unique concept in the world of Sadio Bee, a fashion designer who puts all cultural diversity in the spotlight. With his latest collection entitled " Nina Simone ", Sadio Bee has illustrated a unique vision of fashion through elegant clothes in warm colors. His fashion house is located between Paris and Dakar, where he plans to found the Maison des Artistes.
After an exceptional art performance at Miami Art Basel, the intriguing Isabella di Giacomo presented his collection " Rift and Eruption ", a true ode to feminine emotions. Holder of a Bachelor's degree in design from the Fashion Academy of Paris, Isabella di Giacomo completed her initial studies in Melbourne, Australia, before being noticed at New York Fashion Week.
Custom-made haute couture designer, Myriam Rahali gives pride of place to the 50s and 60s through its collection “ Renaissance " By creating unusual blends of fine materials such as tweed, silk, and pleated fabrics, Atelier Rahali seeks to showcase unexplored shapes and contrasts. The dresses it creates for its clients are true works of art.
Multidisciplinary artist of Filipino origin, Anjela Sevilla is what we call an art genius… Painting, sculpture or other artistic illustrations, she is currently obtaining her Master in Arts & Luxury Management at IESA, after a successful debut in the United States. Through the fashion show during which she presented outfits " flower women » which mixes delicate fabrics with sculpted elements, she was able to illustrate the capacity of women to master and adapt to changes and developments in society.
How can you combine the rebellious spirit of the 1970s punk movement with an eco-responsible approach? This is the feat achieved by Aline Monnier during the event. By presenting a collection of outfits made from scraps of fabric and clothes recovered second-hand or from thrift stores, all enhanced by the dominance of black and red colors and the use of leather, Aline Monnier magnificently illustrated the questioning and angry youth… while adding a touch of lightness and a note of hope, embodied by pieces of delicate tulle.
By highlighting the immense talent and endless creativity of young local and international fashion designers, “ Montmartre celebrates La Femme » ticks the box for success. The house of Mira Belle has created a splendid celebration of women and the art of beauty, by presenting a myriad of masterpieces, sublimely worn by models of infinite diversity and idyllic beauty, like the very beautiful Océane Bobèche. Another deserved success for the house of Mira Belle, which will surely not be the last.
EmaLynx
