The event was organized by hat brand Mira Belle and featured several talented fashion designers presenting their latest collections to a captivated audience. Mira Belle’s “Riviera” hat collection was particularly appreciated for its unique blend of high-quality materials, on-trend styling and timeless elegance. The brand has caused a sensation at numerous Fashion Week shows and prestigious events such as the Prix de Diane and Ascot, and has even collaborated with cultural institutions such as theater, cinema and the Crazy Horse cabaret. <\/p>\n
Sadio Bee, designer-stylist of mix-and-match fashion, also presented his latest collection entitled “Nina Simone”, which highlights his unique vision of fashion in relation to cultural mixing. He has been creating elegant, warmly-colored clothes for women and men since 1999, and his fashion house is located between Paris and Dakar, where he hopes to found the Maison des artistes. <\/p>\n
Fashion designer Isabella Di Giacomo also presented her “Rift and Eruption” collection, an ode to feminine emotions. She studied fashion in Australia before moving to Paris and launching her own collections. She took part in New York Fashion Week and presented an art performance at Miami Art Basel. <\/p>\n
Made-to-measure haute couture designer Myriam Rahali presented her “Renaissance” collection, inspired by the fashions of the 50s and 60s. She is also a top-level Jujitsu athlete and loves to play with materials to work on shapes and contrasts. <\/p>\n
Finally, Aline Monnier, who launched her eco-responsible house in September 2022, presented a collection inspired by the punk movement of the 1970s, with a clear dominance of black and red colors and the use of leather, but also with touches of tulle to bring lightness and light to her creations.<\/p>\n
All in all, the “Montmartre c\u00e9l\u00e8bre La Femme” fashion show was a real success, highlighting the talent and creativity of local and international fashion designers.<\/p>\n\n\t\t