Calais lace, beaded silk cady, hand embroidery specially developed for the collection, organza, or embroidered tulle and chiffon…
The materials have been selected with the utmost care to give life to a top-of-the-range garment, with impeccable cuts and mischievous details.
LORAFOLK ‘s Fashion line is aimed at the adventurous, sparkling woman who breaks free from convention and is never more seductive than when she wears her cocktail dress with a pair of sneakers.
She’s a chic adventurer who, this year, escapes in turn to the Neapolitan Mediterranean, where her mini-skirts are dressed in black plumetis. Then it’s on to Balinese scenery, where Indonesian embroidery comes in nude on long dresses worn barefoot.
Finally, the adventuress ends her run on the shores of the French Riviera, where her hollow-pleated petticoats rhyme disco with Arts déco.
GIGI navy dress
Silk tool and lace placket for Gigi the lover. Deceptively wise, silk cady meets Calais lace in mischievous cut-outs.
In its navy and black version, it revisits the codes of the Italian Madonna.
Top MARCEL & Skirt BETH
On the shores of the Riviera, the sea air blowing through the hollow pleats of the Beth skirt deposits silver sparkles. Between lamé Calais lace and nude silk crepe, the duo resonates with Arts Deco influences.
JEAN pants & ELVIS top navy
The embroidered organza playing with transparencies for one, the draped caddy belt hugging the waist for the other, the Elvis top and Jean pants have an eye for detail and know how to combine to create the perfect twist.Glitter, rock’n roll and casualness, the campaign for this new line was shot in the corridors of Mama Shelter.
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