Beira Embraces Minimalism for Men and Women!

Lilian Pacce | October 14, 2016

There’s plenty of news for the upcoming edition of Veste Rio, scheduled for October 19–21. One of the highlights is Beira’s runway show. Founded by designer Lívia Campos, the label emerged from her desire to create and a careful analysis of the fashion market.

With two collections a year, Beira describes itself as genderless. “I think the term ‘genderless’ is used to make it easier to understand that the pieces are designed to be worn by both men and women,” says the designer. A new name for good old unisex fashion, then!

Made from silk and cotton, the clothes have a distinctly modern feel, with a sporty influence and an emphasis on comfort, relaxed silhouettes, and minimalism. Prices range from R$ 300 to R$ 2,000 at Choix and Pair in São Paulo, and Dona Coisa and Frey Kalioubi in Rio de Janeiro.

The idea behind the seasonal releases is for each collection to build upon the previous one. “Our clothes are developed to create continuity from one collection to the next. In this sense, they are timeless because they remain within the same concept,” explains Lívia.

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