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Kartell by Paula Cademartori

7 December 2016

Cristina Morozzi

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Paula Cademartori’s 2017 Spring/Summer collection for Kartell is a mix of the company’s expert skill and the young, Brazilian fashion designer, who after having graduated from the Istituto Marangoni, started her own line of accessories in Milan. The “Kartell à la mode” division was created by Lorenza Luti in 2008, and season after season, has grown, honing its precise skill of turning humble plastic into haute couture. The 2017 Summer collection includes brightly coloured bags and sandals, inspired by Rio de Janiero’s botanical gardens. Plays on weaving in tropical shades and florals evoke the summer before it has even begun. The Massimo Bonini showroom will be selling the collection starting in January, 2017, bringing a touch of the Caribbean to the upcoming summer.

WHERE: Piazza del Duomo, 20121 Milano

Paula Cademartori’s 2017 Spring/Summer collection for Kartell is a mix of the company’s expert skill and the young, Brazilian fashion designer, who after having graduated from the Istituto Marangoni, started her own line of accessories in Milan. The “Kartell à la mode” division was created by Lorenza Luti in 2008, and season after season, has grown, honing its precise skill of turning humble plastic into haute couture. The 2017 Summer collection includes brightly coloured bags and sandals, inspired by Rio de Janiero’s botanical gardens. Plays on weaving in tropical shades and florals evoke the summer before it has even begun. The Massimo Bonini showroom will be selling the collection starting in January, 2017, bringing a touch of the Caribbean to the upcoming summer.

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