BEIRA alongside creative director Miguel Mello present its new collection at Aalvo Gallery, in Pacaembu, São Paulo. It also featured an original installation developed especially for the occasion by Miguel himself.

Founded in 2013 in Rio de Janeiro by designer Lívia Cunha Campos, BEIRA develops all of its collections in its own atelier, where creation, pattern-making, development, and production take place in a single space. This structure allows each piece to be followed through every stage of its construction, preserving a production process rooted in original pattern design, ongoing research, and handmade finishing.

The brand proposes petit-comité encounters that reflect its vision of relationships: close and intimate, bringing together collaborators and personalities whose paths naturally align with BEIRA's universe, creating experiences where fashion, art, architecture, and design meet.

During the event, visitors got a first look at the brand's new creations, available both ready-to-ship and made-to-order. In addition to the new clothing collection, BEIRA presented a new line of original jewelry, expanding its creative universe. The pieces reaffirm the brand's research into construction, material, and technique, translated into creations developed in limited editions and produced entirely in its atelier in Rio de Janeiro.

Amid conversations, drinks, and a program designed to encourage exchange, the takeover transformed the gallery into a space for connection, bringing the public closer to the creative process of BEIRA and Miguel Mello — reflecting the way the brand understands luxury: through time, technical precision, and artisanal production.

Photo Credits: Ademar Marinho