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SHOWROOM ROMEO PARIS

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Romeo Oh apre Showroom Romeonel 1999 nel cuori di PArigi, nel quartire Marais. Rappresenta i migliori stilisti e “creatori” universalmente conosciuto per la sua abilita’ a riconoscere la vera moda e il vero trend, indipendentemente dai risultati commerciali, annovera in ogni caso tra i suoi clienti i migliori negozi e department stores al mondo.
Stilisti come Share Spirit, Giuliano Fujiwara, Kiminori Morishita , Claude Maus e Obscur hanno scelto Showwroom Romeo per la presentazione delle loro collezioni.

Romeo Oh started Showroom Romeo in 1999 in Paris as a sales agency, representing the new trend of designers known as “créateurs”. With a new approach to commercial sales, Showroom Romeo has managed , to present its designers in the best multi-brand stores and department stores in the world.
Designers like SHARE SPIRIT, KIMINORI MORISHITA, CLAUDE MAUS, GIULIANO FUJIWARA and OBSCUR. Showroom romeo, offer fashion sales, fashion managements and consultancy for women’s and men’s wear and fair organizations.

Photo STEFANO SACCHI
Showroom ROMEO
18 Rue Ferdinand Duval 75004 Paris

                                                                            

SHOWROOM ROMEO PARIS

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Le immagini sono tratte dalle collezioni esposte nello showroom di Parigi (dal 1998) considerato quello più “fashion e di ricerca”. Le fotografie sono di Stefano Sacchi.

Since 1998 Showroom Romeo believed in the potential of creative designers and it still does…
Photo Stefano Sacchi.

GIULIANO FUJIWARA
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SHARE SPITIT

                                                                                     

                                                                                                                                                               

GIULIANO FUJIWARA WOMEN’S F/W 11-12

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A LITTLE SURPRISE…..
The Giuliano Fujiwara Women’s Fall/Winter 11-12 collection isessentially a contemporary re-interpretation of traditional Japanese aesthetics. Diagonal and Asymmetric cutlines,folds and the layering of two contrasting fabrics alternate within a play of light and shadow. Through-out the collection the silhouette is unique- the coats, jackets and dresses are largely flat-fronted whilst presenting exaggerated blown-out volumes on
the back; definition is always at the high waist throughou the collection – all together echoing the proportions and lines of the traditional female Kimono. The collection is supported by avaried range of bold and sophisticated leather and textile accessories- including shoes, bags, purses, bracelets, head and
eye-wear in which modernity meets reality.