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Naja Saade unveils Life in Colors during Paris Fashion Week

Naja Saade unveils Life in Colors his latest Ready-to Wear Spring-Summer 2024 collection during Paris Fashion Week.

This collection captures the essence of life’s kaleidoscope, from the beautiful nature to the vibrant urban spaces. From sunrises that inspire optimism to city lights that reflect energy and vitality, Life in Colors is a celebration to life itself.

With a rich palette spanning from blue to purple, pink, fuchsia, bright and emerald green, red, peach, black and white, it appears as though Naja has richly infused all the colors of the world into this collection of 36 looks.

While using refined fabrics such as Crepe, Silk, Guipure, Mikado, Chiffon, Tulle and Lace, Naja avoided excessive sophistication. This deliberate approach manifested in minimalistic cuts across the range of designs including long gown dresses, short and alluring pieces, jumpsuits, shorts and pantsuits. The intention behind these subtle cuts was to create a harmonious canvas for the vibrant and vivid colors to truly shine and capture the spotlight.

However, the designer didn’t stop there and integrated feathers, dentelle, metallic and laser cut flowers, delicate sequins, colorful stone embroideries along with a floral print ensemble and dress, bringing an added touch of creativity to the collection. Daring but elegant and classy, Life in Colors is equal to Naja’s identity,

In this collection Naja also put the accent on accessories with multicolored classic petite bags offset by edgy silver, gold or black chains combining sophistication and boldness.

Life In Colors mirrors the intricate beauty and diverse array of colors found in the world around us. It reflects the beautiful mosaic of life,” said Naja.

Looks

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By Senior Fashion Editor 24FashionTVChristina V Henningstad @christina_henningstad

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