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Autruche NV

Contact: Piet Swimberghe

Home Pathoekeweg 50 Brugge 8000 BEHome Phone: +32 478 960143Personal Email: info@autruche.beWebsite: Autruche.be

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Speciality: Women, Kids, Maternity, large production series

Categories: Maternity, Production, Women

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Aymara

Contact: Sven Van Gucht Yannina Esquivias

Home Head office & International Sales Aymara bvba Brandheide 46 Bornem 2880 BelgiumHome Showroom Aymara Antwerp Kielsevest 70 Antwerpen 2018 BelgiumWork Phone: +32 3 827 02 25Work Fax: +32 3 827 03 07Work Email: info@aymara.beWebsite: www.aymara.be

Categories: Children, Kids, Knitwear, Scarves, Women, Women

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Aymara is the result of the love story between a Belgian engineer, Sven Van Gucht, who met Yannina Esquivias, a young Peruvian travel agent, during a sabbatical year and fell in love. Yannina and Sven quit their jobs and started a knitting factory in Peru together with Yannina’s family. In 2007, the knitwear label Aymara was born. The name Aymara refers to a native ethnic group in the Andes of South America.

Concept

The magic of Aymara lies in the combination of Belgian design and Peru’s extraordinary fibers and textile craftmenship. Aymara’s knitwear is produced in our own knitting factory in Arequipa, in the south of Peru, managed by Yannina’s family. Thank’s to our strong relationship with them and their unconditional commitment, this incredible intercontinental project could be achieved. We believe that in today’s world of fast fashion and mass consumption, people are looking for authentic products with a soul. When buying Aymara, you are sure to get longlasting, sustainable products with an extraordinary story.

Design

Excellent natural fibers play a key role and are the starting point of each Aymara design. This is why Aymara chooses to offer pure styles available in a wide colour palette of bright and soft colours. Our designers take into account the fashion trends but at the same time, we make sure that each Aymara product is timeless and longlasting. A lot of attention has been paid for the perfect fitting form and discrete refined details. The kids collection, designed by Yannina has a playful character whereas the women’s collection, designed by Saskia Van Herzeele is very feminine.

Fiber

Peru manufactures some of the world’s finest quality fibers. For our summer collections, Aymara uses Peruvian pima cotton which is considered to be one of the softest and finest cottons in existence. In winter, garments made of precious alpaca blends are always an important part of our collection. Alpaca is a cousin of the llama and is prized for it’s thermal properties, silkiness and durability. Alpaca is a fiber which does not come at the expense of the environment. In today’s world, dominated by artificial materials, alpaca is the natural option. Alpacas graze at elevations of 3500 to 5000 meters in the Peruvian Andes. This precious fibre is used by top designers world wide. Aymara only uses the finest alpaca fibers, called baby alpaca. In our winter collections we also offer garments made of fine merino wool from Argentina.

Production

Aymara’s knitting plant is fully integrated and employs about 60 persons on the pay roll. This assures us to be in complete control of the production process and the quality of the garments. Although the knitting process itself has been industrialized, the production process is labour intensive and still requires a lot of manual operations. A lot of attention is been paid to the linking and finishing processes. Aymara garments are fully fashioned ; this means that the cutting and overlocking process is avoided as much as possible. By doing so, Aymara’s customers are getting a high quality product with one of the finest linking and finishing standards on the market. Turn your Aymara garment inside out and you will see what we mean !

Although most of the collection is produced on industrial knitting machines, each winter season Aymara offers a small theme of hand knit accessories. This enables women to generate an income by hand knitting at their home while taking care of their children. For a lot of these women it would be impossible to work inside a company because of their family situation and the lack of childcare. You can recognize these products by the “Aymara hand knit” hang tag. We are currently investigating how this could be integrated into a wider social project.

B-shirt – United States of Belgium

Work Avenue des Sorbiers, 19 Waterloo 1410 BelgiumCell Phone: +32 475 77 46 29Work Email: hello@bshirt.rocksWebsite: bshirt.rocks

Categories: Children, Design, Kids, Men, Men, Shops, Women, Women

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Babson Zotto

Work Strepestraat 44 Hulshout 2235 BelgiumWork Email: babson@zotto.euWebsite: www.zotto.eu

Categories: Women

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Be Couture

Cell Phone: +32 483 511 541Work Email: contact@becouture.beWebsite: www.becouture.be

Categories: Bridal Wear, Ceremony & Party Clothing, Design, Made-to-Measure, Party Dresses, Production, Women

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Béa Pendesini

Work 15 rue des glands Brussels 1190 BelgiumCell Phone: +32 (4)76 26 91 19Work Email: bapendesini@hotmail.com

Categories: Design, Women

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Bel & Bo

Work Theo Nuyttenslaan 5 Deerlijk 8540 BelgiumWork Phone: +32 51 42 30 50Work Email: webshop@bel-bo.beWebsite: www.bel-bo.beWebsite: Where to buy

Categories: Accessories, Bags, Bags, Children, Design, Hats, Hats, Kids, Lingerie, Men, Men, Scarves, Shoes, Shoes, Shops, Underwear, Women, Women, Women, Women

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Nederlands

Wie zijn we?

Bel&Bo is een Belgisch familiebedrijf met meer dan 90 winkelpunten verspreid over heel België.
Onze kledingketen staat voor een complete collectie kledij en accessoires, voor de volledige familie en voor iedere stijl.

Kleur primeert in onze filosofie

De Bel&Bo collecties zijn altijd kleurrijk, met een grote keuze aan tinten en nuances, zodat ieder persoon het model en kleur vindt die haar of hem past.
Dankzij wekelijkse leveringen hangen er bij ieder bezoek nieuwe artikelen, bovendien is er om de 14 dagen een volledig nieuw kleuraccent in de winkel.

Aangenaam winkelen

Winkelen bij Bel&Bo is in een aangename sfeer een outfit samenstellen, uit de laatste trends en zonder twijfel. Het is de garantie voor een optimale kwaliteit aan de laagste prijzen. Wij combineren goed humeur met een hartelijk verkoopsteam en persoonlijke, aangename winkels.

Advies bij uw aankoop

Onze verkoopsters zijn speciaal opgeleid in stijl- en kleuradvies om jou te helpen kiezen en combineren. De gepaste outfit en kleur doen wonderen!

Kwaliteitscontrole

We hechten heel wat belang aan de kwaliteit van onze producten, want Bel&Bo staat garant voor kwalitatieve kledij aan een voordelige prijs.

Eerlijk en duurzaam ondernemen

Bel&Bo neemt ook haar verantwoordelijkheid voor mens en milieu, eerlijke handel is de norm.

BeCommerce

Bel&Bo is lid van BeCommerce, de Belgische Vereninging van de bedrijven die actief zijn in de online verkoop. De website van Bel&Bo is gebonden met de gedragscode van het BeCommerce kwaliteitslabel.

FRANCAIS

A propos de nous

Qui sommes-nous?

Bel&Bo est une entreprise familiale belge implantée dans plus de 90 points de vente en Belgique.
Nous proposons une collection de vêtements et d’accessoires pour toute la famille et pour tous les styles.

Une enseigne colorée

Les collections Bel&Bo sont toujours colorées, avec un large choix de teintes et de nuances, afin que chacun trouve le modèle et la couleur qui lui va.
Tous les quinze jours, une nouvelle teinte fait son apparition dans les magasins. Une bonne raison d’aller régulièrement y jeter un œil!

Un shopping agréable

Faire ses achats chez Bel&Bo, c’est s’amuser à composer des tenues, sans hésitation et selon les dernières tendances. C’est une garantie pour une qualité optimale aux pris les plus bas. Nous vous accueillons avec bonne humeur grâce à nos équipes de vente, dans nos magasins agréables et chaleureux.

Conseils lors de vos achats

Nos vendeuses ont suivi une formation en conseil couleurs et style afin de vous aider à choisir et à combiner vos tenues. La tenue adéquate et les couleurs en mettent plein la vue !

Contrôle qualité

Nous attachons beaucoup d’importance à la qualité de nos produits, car Bel&Bo s’engage pour des vêtements de qualité à prix abordable.

Entreprise durable et équitable

Bel&Bo se sent responsable pour l’humanité et l’environnement, le commerce équitable est la norme

BeCommerce

Bel&Bo est membre de BeCommerce, l’association belge des entreprises actives dans le domaine du e-commerce. Le site de Bel&Bo est donc soumis au code de conduite du Label de Qualité BeCommerce.

Bellrose

Work 3 Rijshout Groot-Bijgaarden 1702 BelgiumWork Phone: + 32 (0)2 481 53 60Work Email: info@bellerose.beWebsite: /www.bellerose.b

Categories: Kids, Men, Women

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OUR PASSION FOR REINTERPRETED AUTHENTICITY

We do not only design premium clothing for the whole family. Our aim is to influence the lifestyle of individuals, without dictating their choices. We sold our first line of men’s shirts in the summer of 1989. Since then we have been inspired by countless references, which we absorb into our world. When Patrick named his first sportswear shirt after a small town in the United States, a true success story was created based on authentic American references. The “casual with a touch” was created with its nonchalant form and impeccable fabrics. Casual evolves into preciousness.

COLLECTIONS

Designing garments without compromise allows us to focus on genuine products and authentic values. Our collections are based on true stories, delivering a specific point of view, which has become our signature. We control our product and our brand, while knowing that God is in the details. The Bellerose woman juggles between a military-inspired parka, that conceals a night gown and a pair of army trousers worn with leather brogues. Her children are granted the permission to be everything, all at once. Reflecting their age group, they enjoy their activities without worrying about the state of their t-shirt after a fight on the grass. With references to the army and workwear, the Bellerose man revisits the “old school” to suit an allure at that is at the same time casual and unique.

STORES

Creating a store is like building a new home. We want the space to be comfortable and functional, as well as reflecting our own tastes and aesthetics. Each store is individual, even though there are features they all share creating this particular Bellerose experience. Authenticity is core to all 16 flagship Bellerose stores and its 600 multi brand customers across Europe, Japan and the United States. Merging architectural genius with respect and preservation of the space: the stores are designed with wood, ambient sound, olfactory, cosy, raw and wide spaces. It is something rough and rock ‘n roll, real and sought out.

Bernhard Willhelm

Work Studio Los Angeles California Creaming LLC 2527 Creston Drive Los Angeles CA 90068 United StatesWork office Paris Günther SARL 5 bis rue Martel Paris 75010 FranceWork press Japan Bus Stop Press Room Shibuya Seibu Movida 5th floor 21-1 Udagawa-cho Shibuya-ku Tokyo 150-8330 Work press USA people’s revolution 62 Grand Street, 3rd floor New York NY 10013 Work press Spain Showroom Felipe Salgado Ronda Universidad 20, principal 4 Barcelona 08007 Work press London Ella Dror PR 14 South Molton Street London W1K 5QP UKWork Phone: +1 323 380 7804Work Phone: +33 1 47 00 08 68Work Phone: +81 35428-3310Work Phone: +1 212 274 0400Work Phone: +44 7899 944140Work Phone: +34 93 304 2148Work Email: info@bernhard-willhelm.comWork Email: willhelm@peoplesrevolution.comWork Email: kanou@viabus.jpWork Email: ella@elladrorpr.comWork Email: press@felipesalgado.netWebsite: www.bernhardwillhelm.com

Categories: Men, Shoes, Women

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born in Ulm, South of Germany in November 1972

during his studies he assisted Walter van Beirendonck, Alexander Mc Queen, Vivienne Westwood and Dirk Bikkembergs

received his diploma in fashion design with honors in July 1998 at the ROYAL ACADEMY of Fine Arts in Antwerp

straight after leaving college he founded a company together with Jutta Kraus to launch his first women’s collection which was shown at Paris Fashion Week in March 1999

designed his first menswear outfits in October 2000 leading to a complete men’s line which is shown at men’s fashion week in Paris since January 2003

Moët & Chandon Fashion Award received in September 2001

B-magazine invited Bernhard as a guest editor for the second issue (January 2002)

the creative atelier moved from Antwerp to Paris in September 2002

CAPUCCI: from 2002-2004 named creative director for the Roberto Capucci fashion house and created a first ready-to-wear collection under the name Capucci

the Art Foundation URSULA BLICKLE, curated by Nikolaus Schaffhausen showed a retrospective of his work in July 2003

“Bernhard Willhelm 1999-2004” book published by Lukas & Sternberg on the occasion of the exhibition at the Ursula Blickle Art Foundation

the French cultural minister awarded Bernhard Willhelm with the first prize as well as the accessory prize by the ANDAM in April 2005

since October 2005: Bernhard Willhelm women’s line is a license of the Japanese company BUS STOP, daughter company of Onward Kashiyama

February 2006: Bus Stop opened the first Bernhard Willhelm boutique in Parco department store, Shibuya (Tokyo), Japan, designed in collaboration with Cyril Duval, http://www.item.idem.com

“black is also available in white” showed an exhibition in collaboration with Berlin artist CARSTEN FOCK in Berlin (March 2007) and in Stockholm (August 2007)

theatre play by R.W. Fassbinder “Die bitteren Tränen der Petra von Kant”, directed by Philipp Preuss showing at Deutsches Theater in Berlin, Premiere on the 25th January

2007 : making of the costumes for the actresses and showing parts of previous collections

BJÖRK’s WORLD TOUR 2007 and her new album “VOLTA”: created all outfits for her and her brassband as well as a sculpture-outfit for the album cover

“HET TOTAAL RAPPEL”, a Bernhard Willhelm retrospective at the Fashion Museum in Antwerp July 2007–January 2008; the exhibition was created together with the artists Taiyo Onorato & Nico Krebs; a book on the exhibition came out in October 2007, published by the Fashion Museum

invited to the ATHEN’S BIENNALE in September 2007, where the film “red rose pink donkey” made in collaboration with Dirk Bonn was presented

a film “men in tights” on the men’s collection AW08-09 directed by Nick Knight was shown during NEW YORK fashion week in February 2008

from 2008 a collaboration between the shoe company Camper from Mallorca, Spain, results in a special line of shoes called “Bernhard Willhelm-Camper-together” and started from SS09 with shoes for men and women.

within the Six Scents project, Symrise creates a perfume for Bernhard Willhelm in 2008. Six Scents features fragrances created by six perfumers working with six designers, a concept by SEVEN NY and Metaproject supporting the Designers Against AIDS (DAA); International Aids Awareness Education. No.2 stands for Bernhard Willhelm

since 2009 the Berlin-based manufacturer for glasses Mykita develops Bernhard Willhelm sun glasses for men and women

a solo exhibition “Bernhard Willhelm Jutta Kraus” held in the Groninger Museum in the Netherlands from December 12th 2009 to April 11th 2010

in summer 2011 for 2 months the Bernhard Willhelm team temporarily moved to Porta Vallerta, Mexico

in January 2013 Bernhard Willhelm presents men and women AW13-14 collection as a dance performance in collaboration with Josh Johnson and the William Forsythe Company from Frankfurt, Germany during PARIS fashion week in the Caroussel du Louvre

from 2009 till 2014 Bernhard Willhelm is head of the fashion department at “Universität für Angewandte Kunst” in Vienna, Austria

in August 2013 the Bernhard Willhelm team moved to Los Angeles, USA

a solo exhibition “When Fashion shows the Danger then Fashion is the Danger” will be held at MOCA Pacific Design Center in Los Angeles, USA, during 7th February and 17th May 2015

Black Balloon

Contact: Cléo Baele Sarah Bos

Home Henegouwenstraat 85 Gent 9000 BelgiumWork Email: info@blackballoon.beWebsite: www.blackballoon.be

Categories: Accessories, Men, Women

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Buissonnière

Work 145 Boulevard de l’Europe Wavre 1300 BelgiumWork Phone: +32 10 41 32 52Work Email: info@buissonniere.comWebsite: www.buissonniere.com

Categories: Baby, Bodywear, Children, Children, Children, Coats, Design, Hats, Hats, Jackets, Kids, Knitwear, Men, Men, Men, Nightwear, Nightwear, Polos, Production, Shirts, Shoes, Shoes, Shops, Socks, Socks, Swimwear, Trousers, Uniforms, Women, Women, Women, Women

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Buissonnière: the unique story of a Belgian family passionate about fashion

Buissonnière is a Belgian clothing brand that focusses its activity on core values such as family, authenticity and joie de vivre.
Buissonnière is also an exclusive brand: the company develops and creates its own collections that are sold only in its own shops and on its website.
The philosophy of Buissonnière from day one has been to offer a coordinated, refined, high-quality assortment with a continual focus on using natural materials to make clothes. Its collections meet the current needs of families, respect their budget and adapt to every event.

1983: The origin of the brand

30 years ago, Myriam and Christian became the proud parents of a baby girl, Laurence. Myriam, who had always dreamed of having a daughter, could not find high-quality clothing to dress to her according to her taste at affordable prices in the shops. She therefore decided to make the pretty clothes she wanted for her baby herself.

1985 Buissonnière is born!

The little outfits Myriam makes are an immediate success with her friends and family. In 1985, along with her husband, they go all in and decide to create, together, a first collection for children called “Buissonnière”. The family business is launched!

1989: Opening of the first store

After some private sales at friends’ homes, Myriam and Christian quickly develop the brand. Initially, their children’s playroom serves as their first shop. In 1989, the first real point of sale opens in Wavre.

1990-2009: Development of the collections

Over the years, the family grows and Laurence has three little sisters. The Buissonnière clothes also develop: first clothing for babies and children, then a line for teenagers, and finally adults.

2010: Launch of the e-commerce website

Buissonnière follows the trends and adapts to new technologies; in 2010, the brand opens its online shop which has since grown steadily and allows families in many European countries to finally purchase Buissonnière clothes from their own homes as well.

2014: Official purveyor to the Belgian royal court

Since its creation, the brand is known for the refinement of its clothes and benefits from the confidence of the Belgian royal family. The title of Purveyor to the Court was granted in 2014 by King Philip.

2015: Buissonnière celebrates its 30th anniversary

Although multinational chains currently dominate the ready-to-wear market, Buissonnière maintains its presence and desires to preserve its know-how and values of creativity and quality. It is still and always has been a small Belgian family business: the second generation has arrived and is infusing the brand’s development with dynamism and modernity.

But Buissonnière is more than the story of a family. It is the story of passionate young people who did everything to realise their dream of creating a clothing brand to dress every generation in perfect harmony with the current fashion trends.

Buretti

Work Bulté G. bvba H. Consciencelaan 6 Waarschoot 9950 BelgiumWork Phone: +32 9 377 37 97Work Fax: +32 9 378 06 44Work Email: info@buretti.comWebsite: www.buretti.com

Categories: Outerwear, Production, Women, Women

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Calogero di Natale

Work Email: calogero.dinatale@gmail.comWebsite: www.calogerodinatale.com

Categories: Design, Women

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Capara

Contact: Vera Capara Olivera Capara

Work HEAD OFFICE FRANKRIJKLEI 71-73 Antwerpen 2000 BelgiumWork PRESS AND SALES PRAG AGENCY KOPPENSTRASSE 21 Berlin 10243 GermanyWork Phone: +32 3 213 12 70Work Fax: +32 3 213 12 70Work Phone: +49 30 40 58 50 32Work Email: capara@capara.beWork Email: press@capara.beWork Email: sales@capara.beWork Email: OLGA@PRAG-AGENCY.COMWebsite: www.capara.beWebsite: WWW.PRAG-AGENCY.COM

Categories: Women

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CAPARA WAS FOUNDED IN ANTWERP, BELGIUM IN 2009 BY SISTERS VERA AND OLIVERA CAPARA.

BORN IN SARAJEVO, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA, RAISED IN LUDWIGSBURG, GERMANY, THEY BOTH CAME TO ANTWERP, BELGIUM AND GRADUATED IN FASHION IN 2000 FROM THE ROYAL ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.

AFTER GRADUATION FROM THE ACADEMY THEY BOTH WENT ON TO WORK AS DESIGN ASSISTANTS FOR DRIES VAN NOTEN IN ANTWERP, BELGIUM.

IN 2002 THEY PARTICIPATED IN THE RENOMATED COMPETITION FOR YOUNG DESIGNERS, AT THE FESTIVAL DE HYERES, AND PRESENTED THIS COLLECTION IN PARIS DURING WOMEN’S FASHION WEEK IN OCTOBER.

IN 2003 THEY STARTED WORKING TOGETHER AS DESIGNERS FOR MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA IN PARIS, WHERE THEY DEVELOPED THE ARTISANAL LINE FOR WOMEN AND MEN. FROM SUMMER 2006 ON THIS COLLECTION WAS PRESENTED DURING THE PARIS HAUTE COUTURE SHOWS.

AFTER WORKING FOR MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA VERA AND OLIVERA SEPERATED IN 2007 AND WORKED FOR DIFFERENT BRANDS, FOR DELVAUX IN BRUSSELS, BELGIUM, EUROPE’S OLDEST LEATHER GOODS COMPANY AND FOR RAF SIMONS AT JIL SANDER IN MILAN, ITALY.

IN 2012 CAPARA STARTED THE “TOGETHER COLLABORATION” WITH CAMPER SHOES, MALLORCA, SPAIN.

THE ASPIRATION OF THE LABEL CAPARA IS TO COMMUNICATE A COEXISTENCE OF A DESIGNED VISUAL WORLD, AN ATMOSPHERE TRANSLATED IN FASHION ACCOMPANIED BY WORDS, STORIES AND STATEMENTS. THE STATEMENT IS REFERRING TO SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGICAL THEMES, INSPIRED BY LITERATURE, FILM, MUSIC AND TOPICALITY.
THE ESTHETICAL VISION OF CAPARA IS TO EMBODY INNOVATIVE YET ELEGANT DESIGNS, EMBRACING THE PRINCIPLES OF PROGRESS AND CONSTANT TRANSFORMATION WHILST RESPECTING THE NEED TO TAKE THE TIME TO STAND STILL, TO INHALE THE ZEITGEIST. THE LOVE OF EXPERIMENTING AND SEARCHING FOR NEW SHAPES AND PROPORTIONS WITHIN RECOGNISABLE GARMENTS IS THE UTTER GOAL. DEVELOPING NEW TECHNICS IN FABRIC RESEARCH IS A FURTHER FOCUS AND ACCOMPANIES THE CONCEPT OF THE COLLECTIONS.
ACCESSORIES CAN BE ADDED WHICH ARE DEVELOPED IN COLLABORATION WITH DIFFERENT ARTISTS AND DESIGNERS.
THE COLLECTIONS ARE EITHER PRESENTED AS READY TO WEAR SHOWS OR AS VIDEO INSTALLATIONS AND ARE REPRESENTED DURING WOMEN’S FASHION WEEK IN PARIS.