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Casa de Criadores concludes 2025 Brazilian fashion season

Sheer fabrics, alternative materials, handmade details and layering defined the runway at the event, a platform for independent designers
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Sidohui Studios made a statement in support of indigenous peoples Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
By Marta De Divitiis

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In the first half of December, the Centro Cultural São Paulo in the city of São Paulo, Brazil, hosted the 57th edition of Casa de Criadores, an event that has become a platform for boosting the creative economy. This season's shows, the last of the year, demonstrated that the event continues its role as a manifesto for minorities while also providing a stage for less alternative brands. See what was on display in the photos below.

Inclusive fashion

A shirt with detachable sleeves for ease of dressing from Moda Inclusiva Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite

Tailoring and sophistication

A sarong-style skirt and woven fabric jacket by Paula Fávaro Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
A wide-leg jumpsuit over a shirt by Daus Haus (a collaboration between Rober Dognani and Felipe Fanaia Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
A satin dress over a tulle petticoat Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
A long skirt and uniquely shaped top by Koia Brand Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
A wide-cut damask dress by Not Equal Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
Wide-leg trousers and a T-shirt by Hugo It Brand Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
A wide-leg jumpsuit by Fabia Bercsek Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
A sophisticated silhouette and splatter print by Talentos Senac Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
A printed jacket and wide-leg trousers by UMS 458 Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite

Sheer fabrics, appliqués and collages

Netting and denim appliqués at Fkawallyspunk Culture Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
Sheer fabric and texture on a dress by Vinicius Afonso Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
A dress made from used umbrella waste by Trama Afetiva Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
Sheer fabric and asymmetry at Vivao Project Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
Sheer fabric at Guma Joana Alma Selena Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
Patchwork denim trousers and a jacket with patches by N-E Recycled Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
Sheer pieces by Lebenites presented by the Cisne Negro Ballet Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
A top and skirt made from denim waistbands by Creations Lil Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
Volume and applied patches at Lucas Caslu Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
A print reminiscent of bleeding skin by Dystopic Corps Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
A neon print by PriGotik Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
Heart-shaped patchwork on a dress by Oficina Moda Autoral ModaFransForma Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite

Handmade: lace, embroidery, crochet and more

A lace bikini and top by Filipe Freire Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
Naïf embroidery at Marisa Moura Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
A crochet top and footwear by Nalimo Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
A macramé top with ribbons over denim by Vitor Cunha Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
Exuberant embroidery on tops by Jorge Feitosa Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
Shorts and a top made from plastic bags at AfroPerifa Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
Lace on a dress by Leandro Quaresma Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
Crochet on a miniskirt and top by Berimbau Brasil Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
Hand-painting on a dress by Marlo Studio Credits: @marcelosoubhia @agfotosite
In summary
  • The 57th edition of Casa de Criadores, held at the Centro Cultural São Paulo, stood out as a platform for the creative economy, maintaining its character as a manifesto for minorities and making space for diverse brands.
  • The shows presented a variety of trends, including inclusive fashion with adaptable pieces; sophisticated tailoring with wide silhouettes and fine fabrics; and the exploration of sheer fabrics, appliqués and collages on denim and recycled materials.
  • The event also celebrated craftsmanship, with a focus on lace, embroidery, crochet and techniques like macramé and patchwork, highlighting the richness of handmade details in contemporary fashion.
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