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Collection inspired by Lina Bo Bardi is presented at Milan Fashion Week

Mixing fashion and architecture, the Alexandre Birman brand presents three sandal models created in partnership with Instituto Lina and PM Bardi and ETEL

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Updated at Sep 26, 2023, 9:09 AM - Submitted at Sep 26, 2023, 8:00 PM

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Presented during Milan Fashion Week , the spring summer 24 capsule collection was developed in a meticulous creative process between the Alexandre Birman brand, the Lina e PM Bardi Institute and ETEL . The collection unites art, one of Alexandre Birman's pillars, with the memorable legacy of the Italian-Brazilian architect, in a capsule that pays homage to Lina Bo Bardi with never-before-seen pieces .
Collection inspired by Lina Bo Bardi is presented at Milan Fashion Week
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Taking care to capture the essence of Lina's architectural vision, Alexandre Birman developed three sandal models that represent, respectively, a tribute to the architect's iconic masterpieces, namely: The Rocking Chair, the Ball Chair, and the Tea Cart.
Collection inspired by Lina Bo Bardi is presented at Milan Fashion Week
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The Rocking mule is a sandal with two padded suede straps, a metallic heel and a wooden sole, which, with a minimalist finish, references the modernist aesthetic used by the architect.
The Bola Sandal perfectly reflects the design of the chair of the same name; the highlight is a robust golden ball at the tip of the heel, which contrasts with the Vacchetta leather on the upper.
Collection inspired by Lina Bo Bardi is presented at Milan Fashion Week
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Finally, the Trolley Sandal is the tea trolley version on heels, a masterpiece sandal with angular lines on the upper, which perfectly harmonize with the wooden heel, a sculpture in itself. The collaboration was made possible thanks to a partnership with ETEL, a renowned Brazilian design manufacturer that has been producing iconic furniture for over 30 years.