Debora Brazil Purses Handbags And Accessories

Thigh High Boots Alert!

2009-10-16T20:38:00.000-07:00

They are fierce, sexy and kinda of dangerous. What I am talking about? Thigh High Boots! One of the most obvious trends on the Fall/Winter 09 were thigh high boots, also known as over the knee boots. That were featured by many designers such as Gucci, Prada, Louis Vitton, Roberto Cavalli, etc. Thigh High Boots make a come back every year but I predict this year the trend is going to be HUGE! Mark my words...

It's obvious that thigh high boots are not for everyone. If you think it doesn't flatter you in any way, don't do it! That's my personal rule.

Here are some tips for those of you that will be tempted to try this risque trend:

1-Don't ever pair your leather thigh high boots with anything else leather.

2-There are many different ways to wear thigh high boots. Some of my favorite are: over skinny jeans, with flowy tops and shorts or short/dress skirt or oversized sweater.

3-Steer away from patent leather, and instead opt for suede, or vintage looking leather.

4-Minimize accessories and make up as your boots will make enough of a statement.

Will you give Tight High Boots a try? I think I will!

Mimi

Brazilian Music in Nashville TN

2009-09-24T13:55:00.000-07:00

Debora Brazil & Trio Ginga will be performing the best of Brazilian Music next Friday and Saturday at Doubletree Hotel - Swank's Martini & Wine Bar at 7PM and you are Welcome to come out and have a great time. Debora Brazil, Dann Sherrill, Otto Stoy, and Hubert Knight will make your body move with the Brazilian swing.

Doubletree Hotel
http://doubletree1.hilton.com/en_US/dt/hotel/BNADUDT-Doubletree-Hotel-Nashville-Downtown-Tennessee/index.do

Swank's Martini & Wine Bar
http://nashville.metromix.com/bars-and-clubs/martini_bar/swanks-martini-and-wine-downtown-gulch/528066/content

Trio Ginga Website
http://www.trioginga.com/home.html

Rivergate Mall Show

2009-05-13T12:27:00.000-07:00

Another person I met there was Sunni, she is wholesale for http://www.sassyts.com/Custom_Designs.php%60and have nice Rhinestone Designs, Handbags. Contact with Sunni by her e-mail: sassyts4u@aol.com or phone 931.301.1919.

Hope see you again, Sunni. Good Luck!

Rivergate Mall Show

2009-05-13T12:25:00.001-07:00

Rivergate Mall Show

2009-05-13T12:15:00.001-07:00

It was a pleasure to make that show, even the business weren't as expected. I have a pleasure to know another women like me that launch! Chris http://www.olicocosmetics.com/home.aspx and you can contact her on this e-mail if you are interesting in her great products and deals chris@olicocosmetics.com or phone: 615.859.3255.
She did introduce me for http://www.ladieswholaunch.com/ and I am very glad! This month I will have my first workshop with them in Nashville, TN.

Thank you Chris and Success in your business.

Cute Bangles!!

2009-04-28T21:37:00.000-07:00

Bangles always at Debora Brazil Website!!

A Victorian Style Purse...

2009-04-28T21:33:00.000-07:00

So romantic, so cute! Roses and Love.

2009-04-28T21:30:00.000-07:00

Polka Dots in a Retro Chick Style.

Zebra Fake Fur Hobo Bag!

2009-04-28T21:26:00.000-07:00

I don't know about you... but I find zebra so sexy!

Rivergate Mall Show!!

2009-04-28T21:17:00.000-07:00

Hey sweethearts,

I want to let you know about Debora Brazil Show at Rivergate Mall, Goodlettsville, TN. The show will be on Saturday, 9th for the Mother's Day. I am very excited to have my handbags and accessories there. Here goes some pictures of what we will have for the Show.

Suki Handbag and Bangle

2009-04-13T00:17:00.000-07:00

Purse, Belt and Bangle Maria Eduarda

2009-04-13T00:11:00.001-07:00

I love it!!

2009-04-12T22:29:00.000-07:00

I just love it! Viva Vogue!!!

Well... some Proenza Schouler cuffs, Jody Candrian ring, Jimmy Choo clutch, Chhristian Louboutin, Miu Miu top and skirt, Chloe canvas-and-snake shoulder bag, Marc Jacobs wood Bangle, etc.............. hehehe EXOTIC!

John Galliano

2009-04-12T22:26:00.000-07:00

So classic... reminds me my vintage style website.

Yves Saint Lauren

2009-04-12T19:35:00.000-07:00

More sequins... Shiny!

Ralph Lauren

2009-04-12T19:32:00.000-07:00

Gold sequins pants by Ralph Lauren on Vogue.

Note: There we go! (Debora Brazil)

Giuseppe Zanotti

2009-04-12T19:26:00.000-07:00

Giuseppe Zanotti Design on Vogue.

Note: The sequins are part of all his looks on Vogue. Debora Brazil always respecting the trends so you look fashion!

Dolce & Gabbana

2009-04-12T19:19:00.000-07:00

The fast woman of Dolce & Gabbana (Ferrari-red silk dress).

Havaianas

2009-04-12T18:23:00.000-07:00

Havainas are a Brazilian Baby and I feel so proud when I see it on Vogue. They are so fashion!

Gisele and Vogue

2009-04-12T18:09:00.000-07:00

Gisele, always appers on Vogue!! Jeans outfit for True Religion.

Note: Some days ago I did watch a show and they talked about Gisele saying she is Brazilian with German parents. We know that her parents are German's descendants as she is and not Germans. I just wonder if she says this about herself or people created this identity because sounds better, since some Brazilian people are ashamed to assume to be Brazilian when live outside Brazil. It's shame!

Vogue March 2009

2009-04-12T17:51:00.000-07:00

In the March edition of the most importante magazine of fashion was Michelle Obama, who is the person that proofs my theory about beauty. You don't need to look like Gisele or Heidi... you need be confident like them, to know to dress appropriately, knowledgeable. The first lady of the United States is this woman, a fashion icon, a powerful woman that knows how to be just like this, fabulous.

I'm back, babe!!!

2009-04-12T17:47:00.000-07:00

After some days without my laptop and not able to work, I am back! I will talk about March, Vogue, some Handbgas and Accessories I made last month and just could update the website, blog, etc now.
Let's have some fun!

International Women's Day

2009-03-03T22:56:00.000-08:00

In 1869 British MP John Stuart Mill was the first person in Parliament to call for women's right to vote. On 19 September 1893 New Zealand became the first country in the world to give women the right to vote. Women in other countries did not enjoy this equality and campaigned for justice for many years.
In 1910 a second International Conference of Working Women was held in Copenhagen. A woman named Clara Zetkin (Leader of the 'Women's Office' for the Social Democratic Party in Germany) tabled the idea of an International Women's Day. She proposed that every year in every country there should be a celebration on the same day - a Women's Day - to press for their demands. The conference of over 100 women from 17 countries, representing unions, socialist parties, working women's clubs, and including the first three women elected to the Finnish parliament, greeted Zetkin's suggestion with unanimous approval and thus International Women's Day was the result.
The very first International Women's Day was launched the following year by Clara Zetkin on 19 March (not 8 March). The date was chosen because on 19 March in the year of the 1848 revolution, the Prussian king recognized for the first time the strength of the armed people and gave way before the threat of a proletarian uprising. Among the many promise he made, which he later failed to keep, was the introduction of votes for women.
Plans for the first International Women's Day demonstration were spread by word of mouth and in the press. During the week before International Women's Day two journals appeared: The Vote for Women in Germany and Women's Day in Austria. Various articles were devoted to International Women's Day: 'Women and Parliament', 'The Working Women and Municipal Affairs', 'What Has the Housewife got to do with Politics?', etc. The articles thoroughly analyzed the question of the equality of women in the government and in society. All articles emphasized the same point that it was absolutely necessary to make parliament more democratic by extending the franchise to women.
Success of the first International Women's Day in 1911 exceeded all expectation.
Meetings were organized everywhere in small towns and even the villages halls were packed so full that male workers were asked to give up their places for women.
Men stayed at home with their children for a change, and their wives, the captive housewives, went to meetings.
During the largest street demonstration of 30,000 women, the police decided to remove the demonstrators' banners so the women workers made a stand. In the scuffle that followed, bloodshed was averted only with the help of the socialist deputies in Parliament.
In 1913 International Women's Day was transferred to 8 March and this day has remained the global date for International Wommen's Day ever since.
During International Women's Year in 1975, IWD was given official recognition by the United Nations and was taken up by many governments. International Women's Day is marked by a national holiday in China, Armenia, Russia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Macedonia, Moldova, Mongolia, Tajikistan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan and Vietnam.

Handbags Through History

2009-03-02T20:43:00.000-08:00

Prehistoric people used medicine bags, and Egyptian hieroglyphs show pouches carried around the waist. Drawstring coin bags were used by European men from the 12th to the 16th centuries, and the first written mention of handbags dates to the 1300s.
In the 1500s, women began carrying bags of sachet. But pockets worn beneath the skirt remained more popular than purses until dresses began to hug the body in the late 18th century. During the Victorian period, a wide variety of purse styles came into vogue and the term "handbag" was coined in the early 1900s.
By the first part of the 20th century, almost every woman carried a purse. Authentic handbags came into their own during the 1920s with all kinds of styles, colors and materials.
From the 1930s to the 1960s, clutches were a favorite. Practical shoulder bags were introduced during World War II. Today hobos, totes and slings compete with classic leather handbags, mini briefcases and backpack bags.
Among Novica's amazing array of styles and materials are sterling silver evening bags by Ploy Intha. Sending an ecological statement, totes of recycled materials make up Neide Ambrosio's soda pop-top collection and Evani Ribeiro's bags of distressed canvas.

A Pants Story

2009-03-02T12:41:00.000-08:00

Runway: Jumpsuits, skinny pants (still), wide-leg and crops: designers love their pants.
Reality: The crop (also called 7/8 length) pant -- seen here at Micheal Kors -- is one of the newer looks to take the runway, but it's certainly nothing new to women everywhere who have faithfully worn capris in warm weather for years. The softer legs -- on jumpsuits, pants and crops -- give this version of the pant wearability, as long as you keep the volume under control. A great rule is that for maximum flattery the pant should hang in a straight line from your bottom. That way it skims over thighs without clinging.

Borrowed from the Boys

2009-03-02T12:39:00.000-08:00

Runway: Boyfriend blazers and cardigans, ties, baggy jeans and other menswear looks crossover to the women's area.
Reality: The boyfriend look is at its best with crisply tailored classics with a feminine twist, like shown here at Ralph Lauren with a bomber jacket in gold metallic. The key to pulling off this look without appearing too androgynous is to balance menswear pieces with something feminine: a tuxedo jacket over an evening gown, slouchy rolled up men's jeans with a soft shirt.

Goddess Touches

2009-03-02T12:37:00.000-08:00

Runway: Designers add drama with one-shoulder stylings and draped fabric.
Reality: The one-shoulder dress is one of the hottest trends of the season, and one that translates well to real life. Ruching and draping are also goddess hallmarks and do a great job of camouflaging problem areas.

3D Effects

2009-03-02T12:35:00.000-08:00

Runway: From origami folds to waist-levels poufs, manipulated fabrics were all the rage on the spring runways.
Reality: A little bit of 3D goes a long way. If you're going for more texture than drama, try the bandage dress or any one of its pleated and tiered spinoffs. For more experimental looks, try a dress like the one shown from Calvin Klein with its 3D folds.

Pretty Prints

2009-03-02T12:32:00.000-08:00

Runway: Designers showed girly prints ranging from watercolor florals to butterflies.
Reality: Florals and other sweet prints are perfect for spring's dresses and the look can be either ladylike (like at Tracy Reese) or boho (when mixed like at Diane von Furstenberg).

Global Influences

2009-03-02T12:29:00.000-08:00

Runway: Strong tribal prints, ethnic shapes and earthy accessories fill the runways with mystique.
Reality: Ethnic prints are a classic, but don't limit your global trends to just prints. Try chunky tribal jewelry, obi belts (seen here on the DKNY runway) or harem pants. Avoid the costume effect by limiting your global looks to just one or two pieces worn together.

Sheer Inspiration

2009-03-02T12:26:00.000-08:00

Runway: Models walked the runway with show-it-all sheer outfits.
Reality: The transparent trend can actually quite modest, when layered over other (solid) pieces like at Vera Wang. With a nude lining, shown here at Monique Lhuillier, the effect is ethereal. Illusion-top (sheer netting) dresses are another alternative and can be found at great prices.
One rule about wearing sheer: either buy lingerie that is meant to be seen (pretty camis, nude slips) or keep it completely out of sight.

Geometry Class

2009-03-02T12:24:00.000-08:00

Runway: From abstract geometric prints to sharp graphic shapes, geometry takes center stage this spring.
Reality: Geometric prints work for everyone if you scale the print to your size (smaller women with smaller or more abstract prints, larger frames can carry off the really bold prints). Use graphic prints to spice up your daytime dresses or special occasion looks. Dresses and jackets with boxy cuts take the geometric trend even further, but they are harder to pull off.

Color! Color! Color!

2009-03-02T12:18:00.000-08:00

Runway:Yellow, pink and blue brightened runways around the globe. Even animal prints got a bright update at Cavalli and Lanvin.
Reality: The official "It" color of Spring 2009 is yellow, and it's available in everything from a greenish-yellow hue to schoolbus yellow. Although there are plenty of separates and dresses in this sunny hue, the easiest way to wear bright yellow is to pick it up in bags, like at Marc Jacobs, or other accessories.
You're better off choosing a bright that flatters your coloring (blues and pinks are often easiest) than just choosing what's hot (like bright yellow).
Don't be tempted to mix the brights with black (too '80s). Pair with white, denim or other brights for the freshest look.

2009-02-22T21:45:00.001-08:00

Ladies and Gentlemen!

Debora Brazil Website will be uptaded, a new layout! What I want is to bring the old romantic style, inspired in the fashion of 1, 2 centuries ago for the website but always seeking the future in my jobs. A perfect balance between past and future. Vintage pictures,

antique roses, angels, frames mixing the fashion modern style in the accessories.

I hope you will enjoy our new desing and fall in love with the new accessories that are coming soon to Debora Brazil.

Thank you very much

Debora Rice

2009-02-22T21:42:00.000-08:00

Purses Quotes:

"If I am without my purse I miss something all the time."
"My purse gives me power."
"My purse is my friend and carry everything for me."
"I love my messenger purse style because it dances with me in the night club."

Consuela Bangle

2009-02-18T10:24:00.000-08:00

Raline & Megan (models) by Day Kelley (Photography) and Accessory by Debora Brazil, Consuela Bangle. (Woohoo)
Megan will "star" next week and already is so fashion, also her mom even about 9 months of pregnancy is so beautiful. Day Kelley shows sensitivity with clicks taking pictures of the moment.

Thank you girls! God Bless you all!

Jessica Bangle

2009-02-17T10:10:00.000-08:00

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There are women that grow up, go to College, start a career but all those things not change the girl in their souls. They still love pink, the girl styles, the ruffled dresses, they dream about a Fairy Tale: my prince one day comes. A woman with this discription we call the Modern Princess.For those girls we made Jessica Bangle.

Maria Eduarda

2009-02-17T10:00:00.000-08:00

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Maria Eduarda Bangle by Debora Brazil is a retro style in green taffeta and jewelry and soon comes a Belt and the Purse.

Today's fortune:

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Beauty without virtue is like a rose without scent.

Gift Certificate!!!

2009-02-12T13:56:00.000-08:00

*click on to see larger.

Yes!! Yes!!! Yesss!!!! Girls!!!

Debora Brazil Purses Handbags & Accessories has Gift Certificates and not fixed price on it. You go to Shopping page, click in the left Gift Certificate button and choose how much you want to spend on it.

Be sure I will be so so so so carefull with the wrap presentes to make it more than special!

Kisses

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Fabiana Fairy

2009-02-11T00:05:00.000-08:00

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Totally handmade embroidered! Fabiana Fairy is a Black Cotton Canvas Tote, Pink Satin Lining, and Gold Magnetic Snaps. Embroidered with Sequins, Beads, and Chochet Thread. Measures approx. 17"W x 17"H.

Just beautiful for casual looks but with personality and glamour!

Michelle le Belle

2009-02-10T23:59:00.000-08:00

This is simply... Michelle le Belle! The new purse on Debora Brazil.

Green, Black, Red and Tan Stripes, Red Crochet Tread Embroidered Flowers. Red Sequins and Beads. BEAUTIFUL!!! Green Satin Lining, GoldMagnetic Snaps, measuring approx. 10"H x 13"W. Foam, so it is soft and will match with that red, black, green, etc flat or high heels shoes you have for this Spring/Summer! Vanilla Scent... you can't resist this Collection saving 5% on this purchase (Purse and Bangle).

With high heels! Very Sexy!

2009-02-10T23:54:00.002-08:00

Debora Brazil News!!! Consuela Collection!!!

2009-02-10T23:42:00.000-08:00

Debora Brazil brings "Consuela" (Purse and Bangle) Collection. Goes very well with flats in a casual look. Scalloped in Black Velvet Roses on the Red Silk, just the fabric talks by itself. A little Satin Rose attached, Black Satin lining with inner pocket. Gold magnetic Snaps, foam to make it soft and of course, always scent. Here you can make a Perfect gift with the purchase of the collection, Purse and Bangle. Purse measures approx. 11"H x 12"W. You are saving 5% buying this collection!

Do you already have your Gladiator?

2009-02-10T23:38:00.000-08:00

Gladiator Sandals for Spring & Summer
How to Wear the Must-Have Women's Shoes of the Season

With a wealth of celebrities supporting this women's footwear trend, the strappy gladiator sandal is fast becoming the must-have shoe of the season.
In keeping with the Greco-Roman theme that emerged on last year’s runways, there has been “an undiminished appetite” for Roman sandals and gladiator boots “both on the high-street and the catwalk”, according to the Telegraph of 6 April 2008, in their article "Grecian 2008."
Gladiator-toting celebrities such as Mischa Barton, Mary-Kate Olsen, Jessica Alba and Hilary Duff have also played their part in making gladiators a hot item this summer. In fact, according to the Australian magazine Shop Til You Drop, February 2008 edition, "almost every famous name in Hollywood has been spotted wearing gladiators.......from chunky platformed high-heels to casual criss-cross flats."
On the subject of gladiators, online upmarket retailer Net-a-porter warns to “Prepare for a full-scale invasion” in its recent magazine article “Sole Searching”. According to Net-a-porter, gladiators “exude boho appeal and no vacation look is complete without a pair this season.”

Gladiator Sandals
Hailed as one of the least flattering women's shoe trends of 2007, 2008 sees a new twist on the gladiator theme with more elegant and intricate detailing. Delicate straps and embellishments and more feminine styling make them more versatile, such as Bottega Veneta’s Lotus Platino sandal. Just one look at Yves Saint Laurent elegant Saint Tropez gladiator sandals is enough to convert those who are not big supporters of the trend.
Part of the opposition to last year's trend was the ability of the tough bondage-style sandals to be less than flattering, unless you were as tall as a runway model and had the legs to match. Despite this, according to the Telegraph, “ Balenciaga, Gaultier and Givenchy have sent out increasingly ferocious-looking versions — including some expensively elaborate, knee-high designs."

Gladiator Boots
Heavy-duty styles have come onboard for Summer with gladiator boots and chunky platform versions. D&G’s Leather Tall Calf Sandals look as if they have just stepped out from the movie set of Spartacus. The Shoe Goddess.net describes these as “extremely ugly” but praises a more feminine version from Jean Paul Gaultier, the ornate Calf Leather Gladiator. Even more Amazonian, resembling a pair of biker boots, is the Marc Jacobs Gladiator boot, sure to be a hit with the Harley set.
This year, women's shoe designers have capitalized on the gladiator theme by providing more than enough choice. There are styles aplenty hitting the high-street , so even the most reticent of fashionistas can dip their toe into the trend. Instead of wearing thin-strapped thongs, strappy gladiator versions are fast replacing them as the summer shoe of the season. There are even gladiator jelly shoes!

What to Wear With Gladiator Sandals
A pedicure is an essential accompaniment to any gladiator sandal.
More feminine styles have greater versatility and can be work with summer dresses and this season’s drapey Grecian gowns and toga dresses. Also pair them with floaty smocks and slim-fit jeans, or summer shorts and caftans for the beach.
Chunky, more masculine styles look great with jeans, or mini dresses and shorts, providing you have the legs for them.
Metallic or more intricate, embellished gladiators will take you from beach to bar, such as the turquoise studded Canyon gladiators from Ruthie Davis.
Short frames with chunky legs should steer clear of the more heavy duty sandals and boots and go for something more delicate and feminine. Neutrals such as browns and blacks also have the effect of making legs look thicker. Go for metallics to slim them down.

Gladiators – The Latest Look
The fastest way to be right on trend this season is to be seen wearing a pair of gladiators. However, before you unwittingly become a fashion victim, choose wisely. Make sure you buy a style that is flattering to your body shape, serving to elongate your legs rather than shorten them.

Debora Brazil Bangles Red Spanish Consuela

2009-02-04T10:27:00.000-08:00

Debora Brazil Bangles

2009-02-04T09:32:00.000-08:00

Something wild at Louis Vuitton.

2009-02-04T09:30:00.000-08:00

Moor is more at 3.1 Phillip Lim.

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Bling is back at Zac Posen.

2009-02-04T09:27:00.000-08:00

Vogue (Bangles)

2009-02-04T09:23:00.000-08:00

Style hunter
Designers Pile On The Bangles For Spring

Somewhere Nancy Cunard, the rebellious Jazz Age heiress famous for wearing armfuls of African bracelets, is smiling. “Bangles are making a comeback,” stylist Edward Enninful, who used them at Alessandro Dell’Acqua’s Spring show for Malo, told us. “The clothes were so urban, clean, and refined, we decided to pile bracelets on to give the collection a tribal edge.” Wilder still were the ornate leopard versions at Louis Vuitton, while pieced glass numbers added Arabian Nights sparkle to the Moorish lineup at 3.1 Phillip Lim. In her Christian Lacroix Couture review, Style.com’s Sarah Mower cited “chichi soubrettes, Belle Époque madames, [and] southern Mediterranean exotics” as inspirations, but the show’s colorful bangles are giving us Carmen Miranda. One thing’s for certain: These days accessorizing is all in the wrist. Click for a slideshow, then let us know if you’ll be adopting this trend.
—Laird Borrelli-Persson

Sale!!! Sale!!! Sale!!!

2009-01-30T14:16:00.000-08:00

The Stripes and the Country style are on Sale!!! Yes Yes Yes!!! Don't miss it!!!

Stripes $19.00

Country Dream $ 29.00

SECURED!!!!!

2009-01-29T07:18:00.000-08:00

Hello everyone,

Now Debora Brazil Purses, Handbags & Accessories is so glad because can care so much more for it costumers with the Goddady SSL Certificate Secured!!! Yes!!!
Even every payment process is over Paypal and it is more than safe, Debora Rice decided that the costumers must feel safe when navigate on the website. Give the Testimunies, send e-mails, etc...
Right now Godaddy is installing the SSL Certificate and soon you will be able to see the seal icon SECURED there.

Feel free to visit Debora Brazil webpage and be sure you are safe!

Kissesssss

Moschino Shoes

2009-01-20T20:55:00.000-08:00

Look at these beautiful shoes by Moschino, don't you remember something? Yes, Debora Brazil style!!! Crochet flowers, beads and pretty colors.

New Year, New Ideas!!!

2009-01-20T20:50:00.000-08:00

No more vacations haha... I have been envolved with my new home... I just moved into a new apartament in Gallatin, TN. It's a small town but close to Nashville and I am loving it. I like to live in a peacefull place and be close to the big cities. Nash is the Music City, many people comes to live here to be a famous musician hehe. Then, everywhere you go you will find good music.
I am coming back with so much new ideas for purses, accessories and some decor like pillows, and frames, etc by Debora Brazil.

I wish you the best in this New Year!

Debora Rice

2008-12-29T22:53:00.001-08:00

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Happy New Year!!!

Debi

Sudden look

2008-12-22T20:43:00.001-08:00

These is the Spring and Summer that comes without Flowers!! It comes in silver, gold, black?!. The season vivide colors come in orange, yellow, purple, pink... BUT not shiny, calm down!!! Fairly, romantic pastels.
Brings Afrika, brings Asia and, Women!!! please, show your beautiful legs!!!

I love the sandals... I am not so familiar with the silver and black for Spring, but I am so excited to bring Afrika, Asian to Debora Brazil! The faux leather, the exotic accessories! Let's play, let's create! Let's see what comes for Debora Brazil Purses, Handbags & Accessories on 2009 seasons!

Debora Rice

D&G Fashion Show S/S 2009

2008-12-22T20:40:00.000-08:00

Louis Vuitton S/S 2009

2008-12-22T20:27:00.000-08:00

Tendencies...

2008-12-21T23:21:00.000-08:00

Severe plumage. Lavish layering. Exotic undertones. Intrigued? You should be. Marc Jacobs's Spring collection for Louis Vuitton is eye candy at its best. Much like his Spring namesake collection, this delivery is maximist. Pick and choose from an array of luxurious delights and make Louis Vuitton a look all your own.

I'm swooning over the banded and heavily embellished dresses, the sharp-shouldered blazers (not sick of them yet, no), the quirky separates, and the semi-ridiculous accessories. And the plumage! And the colors! And with a chic Parisian flair. While many folks pared things down given the economic uncertainty, Vuitton delivered a high-octane carnival of clothes.
For more wacky Louis Vuitton, read more.

2008-12-21T22:58:00.001-08:00

Models display creations from Agatha Ruiz De La Prada's Spring/Summer 2009 women's collection during Milan Fashion Week September 26, 2008.

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Models display creations as part of the D&G Spring/Summer 2009 women's collection during Milan Fashion Week September 22, 2008.

Tendencies...

2008-12-21T22:45:00.000-08:00

TOMORROWLAND
ContextImagine a familiar yet strange dreamlike world. Mix periods together in an anachronistic way. Revamp vintage yet fall for the grace of the ephemeral. Rediscover a youthful freshness. Invent a modern techno romanticism.
Colors An urban mood, in pale, bleached and artificial colors, teamed with the softness of grey-cast neutrals, and crossed by grating flashy colors.Fabrics- Fine and compact. Discreet textured weaves, smooth cotton/polyamide with a cool handle, raw denims in bleached pastels.- Silky. Foulard twills in vintage viscose, pyjama-style silky fabrics. Iridescent and pearly surfaces on all grounds.- Floaty. Translucent voiles, ultra-fine poplins, fine gauge jerseys for precious shirting.- Knits. Tulles to pleat, lace, translucent jerseys.- Yarn-dyeds. Creased, powdered, Prince of Wales checks and micro checks on all weights.- Patterns. Necktie motifs, wallpaper prints. Watercolor, moiré florals, on frosted grounds.Key women's wear products- Simplified short jacket. Flounced bolero. Shirt jacket.- Loose, flowing pants, with raised waist. Jersey zouave pants.- Frilly petticoat skirt. Sunray pleated skirt. Seamed pencil skirt.- Trousseau dress with spaghetti straps. Strappy sundress.- Simple tank top. Flowing shift top to layer. Pleated top. Flounced T-shirt.- Loose printed cardigan. Sheer sweater.- Details: corolla flounces, loose panels like petals. Key men's wear products- Cropped and skimpy jacket. Shirt jacket. Blouson with bib-front like a shirt.- Pleated slacks. Slim accordion or peg-top jeans. Slender bermuda-slacks.- Shirt with details, bib-front, bows, flounces, fabric patchwork. Shirt with puffed sleeves.- Slim polo to layer over T-shirt or shirt. Printed V-neck sweater.Focus on accessories- Women. Tech or romantic glasses. Bubble necklace. Wide belt with wavy design. Soft tote. Draped messenger bag. Translucent mules and sandals. Floral men's shoes.- Men. Straw hat with ribbon. Bow tie. Printed floppy bow-style tie. Acid drop sneakers.

IN PROCESS
ContextShape, experiment, give standardization added value. Cross fibers and materials, bio and nanotechnologies. Cultivate ambiguity between natural and synthetic. Work pattern, cut, the concepts of comfort and ergonomics for simplified design in unexpected fabrics.ColorsGrey-cast neutrals, cement, clay, recycled paper, slate or metal powder. Medium shades set off by a white accent, contrasted with earthy darks.Fabrics- Nonwoven effects. Resin-coated, scroopy, creased or paper-look cottons.- Industrial naturals. Washed leathers. Laminated, rubberized, oiled, gummy, waxed cottons.- Micro structures. Rustic plain weaves in calendared linen, discreet slub cottons, herringbone in organic cotton, rough weaves in recycled fibers.- Lighter weight. Glazed voiles, cotton/silk voiles, light chambray.- Knits. Slubbed linen jerseys, honeycomb jerseys in mercerized cotton, fine chiné fleece in cotton/viscose blends.Key women's wear products- Sweat parka. Tunic windbreaker. Square-cut maxi volume jacket. Edge-to-edge jacket. Sleeveless jacket, visible seams.- Peg-top slacks with ergonomic seaming. Ankle- or knee-length zouave slacks to fold and belt. Puffed shorts.- Minimal shift dress. Boxy dress as trompe l'œil suit.- Twisted shirt with elaborate seaming. Maxi grandfather shirt.- T-shirt with kimono shoulders. Square-cut sweat dress with loose pockets.- Large linen sweater with back closing. Sweater with placed pleating effects.- Details: asymmetrical sleeves, necklines and hems.Key men's wear products- Boxy windbreaker blouson. Futuristic square jacket. Easy chic or casual denim vest.- Pleated high-waist slacks. Neo-work pants. Vintage leather bermudas.- Lab smock style back-buttoning shift shirt.- T-shirt to layer with multi-layered neckline effect. Sweat and cardigan with rolled edges.- Details: Velcro closings, webbing, adjustable tabs.Focus on accessories- Women. Unusually shaped necklace. Latex belt. Soft leather bag to shape. Boxy wood-style bag. Platform sandal to drape. Hybrid material ballet slippers.- Men. Keffiyeh scarf in organic cotton. Explorer travel bag or tote bag in leather and canvas or leather and string. Luxury raw leather back pack. Rustic techno sandal. Raw leather gladiator sandals.

POWER FULL
ContextDare to take up the challenge of modern times. Build a bold and creative future like the architecture of cities such as Shanghai or Dubai. After the cool attitude trend, it is time to straighten up, sculpt shapes and take care over appearance. Bewitching appeal. A new lesson in luxury and glamour.ColorsMysterious and night-time shadows and austere faux blacks that catch the light are enriched by shimmering glints and livened up by vivid accents of electric light.Fabrics- Opacity. Compact, bonded or breathable cotton. Heavy canvas, tight weave twills and drills, thick denims.- Glossy grounds. Polyester or cotton satins, iridescent gabardines, leather-style waxed twills. Precious shirting, lamés, threaded Lurex, metallic coatings, fluid viscose satins.- Technical. Lacquered nylons, bronze coatings, membraned fabrics.- Knits. Carapace or foam back jersey, velours, stretch interlocks, fluid fleece.- Patterns. Giant and two-tone tribal geometrics.Key women's wear products- Shielded short jacket, twisted angled sleeves. Sleeveless, tuxedo-style, cropped waist-length or elongated jacket.. Hooded hi-tech blouson. Fluid zip-front blouson.- Shorts suit in denim or casual cotton.- Fluid jumpsuit with dropped crotch and waist emphasis. Slim jeans continue. Capri slacks with waist in the right place and round hips.- Tube skirt. Structured dress.- Seamed color contrast T-shirt. Hooded sweat with split armholes. Graphic top, fluid top to wear over athletic crop top.- Sculpted sweater. Chain mail tunic sweater.- Details: color contrast lining, matt and shiny bi-fabric effects.Key men's wear products- Chic and climatic maxi windbreaker. Shirtweight perfecto jacket. Multi-pocket city over jacket.- Tarred denim slacks. Loose urban bermudas. Chic jogging pants with shiny flat lock. Multi-seamed sport inspired pants.- Sexy shiny shirt. Shirt with French cuffs.- Ultra-supple zip-front sweat with contrasting yoke. Silky jersey tank. Satin edged cardigan.Focus on accessories- Women. Tribal design sculpture jewelry. Bandeau belt in metallic leather. Chrome leather clutch bag. Heavy-sole sandal in raw leather, thick-heeled lace-up shoe. Platform gladiator sandal.- Men. Cuff links. Braces for slim jeans. Maxi tote in anodized leather. Mercurized-look oxfords. Metallic leather, canvas and rubber sneakers.

ELECTROCHOC
ContextLook on the bright side. Breathe a little humor and pleasure back into daily life. Give classics a new lease of life through color . Play with interactions between worlds and looks. Dare to go for urban elegance with active sportswear, virtual images and exotic influences. A redefinition of urban codes.
ColorsSaturated brights, sulphur, electric blue, flashy orange, purple pink to twist with color ed greys and classics. To wear in pop or cubist style color blocks.Fabrics- Tech shine. Plasticized tarpaulins, rubberized canvas, coated twills, recycled plastics.- Classics in color . Slubbed plain weaves, stretch gabardines, color ed denim, plain or striped light synthetic suitings.- Swimsuit knits. Beach or street jerseys, pique knits, underwear-style polyester jersey.- Patterns. Graphic motifs, pop dots, patchwork and stripes. Batik and Hawaiian prints. Day-glo or pigment-dyed photo print florals. Madras checks.Key women's wear products- Boxy summer coat. Functional car coat. Long, rectangular, one-button jacket. Cardigan blazer. Zip-front blouson in nylon or denim.- Flat cigarette slacks, waist in its place. Drill work pants. Short jumpsuit. City beach shorts.- Inverted pleat skirt. Maxi-pocket slack skirt.- Tube dress or belted T-shirt. Graphic striped knit dress.- Flounced nylon blouse. Neat, square shirt with loose sleeves.- Color patchwork T-shirt. Sweat with printed message.- Details: belted waist, accumulated prints.Key men's wear products- Cropped boxy riding coat. Oversize cotton trench and overcoat. Chic sport blouson with yoke and play of colors. Unlined broad-shouldered jacket.- Slim cropped knee-length slacks. Ankle-length peg-top pants. Color ed or printed jeans.- Color block shirt.- Fun screen printed T-shirt. K-way style sweat. Sweat with printed lining.- V-neck sweater with or without sleeves in color block cotton/silk.Focus on accessories- Women. Shades with striped frames. Necklace between scarf and jewelry. Charm necklace. Ethnic ribbon belt. Clutch bag with bracelet strap. Tote with graphic beaded motif. Plastic and leather sandal. Wedge sneaker.- Men. Printed bandanna and sun hat. Printed maxi tote. "Frogman" leggings, color ed or printed oxfords, canvas and leather sneakers with day-glo accent.

Tendencies...

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CIFF Spring/Summer 2009 Fashion & Color Trends

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Today's fortune: We must be the change we wish to see

What Cute Little Baby!!!

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This is Bella, she is Daiana's baby!!! Daiana is a friend mine and she loves Debora Brazil Purses, Handbags and accessories.

Bella love to smell the Pink Dream... Cute.

Thank you both... Kissesss

2008-12-18T20:52:00.001-08:00

Brazilian fashion has claimed its place in the top rankings of the fashion world in the last ten years. The main fashion centers of the world, Paris, London, Milanand New York, are looking to Brazil for the latest trends in fashion and style. The Brazilian lifestyle lends itself to natural beauty rich in color and a unique atmosphere. Brazil has now become a dominate playerin the fashion export world that now covers the globe, Debora Brazil Purses Handbags & Accessories, strivesto deliver the highest quality, handmade purses, handbags and other unique merchandise that Brazil has to offer. Debora Rice is a Brazilian Fashion Designer living in the USA. Her husband is american and they live by Kentucky, moving soon to Tennessee. Debora started a company to offer the Brazil atmosphere to the USA and, of course, to the world.

With Brazil covering most of South America, the majority of the fashion designs has to offer comes from the influence of the nature, the carnival, the scence of joy to live, Brazil. These designs and material come with an exquisite flavor only this part of the world can offer. No two patterns are the same. Each handmade piece delivers that personal touch that makes Debora Brazil, truly unique.Using the colors and imagery of Brazil, Debora Brazil has mixed creative design, handmade quality, fashion material and an element of love in each product. DeboraBrazil.com brings fashion to the Internet by creatinga colorful online presence with unique Brazilian Style products. Debora Brazil is set to be a major player in the competitive export fashion world. It offers a personal touch that cannot be duplicated by other competitors. With Debora's keen business sense, DeboraBrazil.com is set to bring fashion and love to the world. With the launch of her web site, DeboraBrazil.com Being able to offer handmade fashionable products, at affordable prices, will be the key to long term success for Debora Brazil Purses Handbags & Accessories.

Marisa Monte

2008-12-16T18:23:00.000-08:00

My Little Purple Dream is so Cute!!!

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I'm the New Baby at Debora Brazil Purses, Handbags and accessories! My name is Little Purple Dream, and i come so so so Cute. Measures 10"H, 12"W and 4"D.

Floral Cotton Lining, foam so I'm Soft with inner Pocket to help you! Gold Magnetic Straps and Embroidered with Sequins, Beads and Crochet... woohooo!!! I'm Awesome! hehehe

Kiss and come to take me on Debora Brazil

2008-12-14T01:35:00.000-08:00

Fabrics... MMMmmmmm Here comes a Fabulous Purse inspired in one of my passions: Flamenco! Yes! There is my new baby, Envelope Purse.

2008-12-14T01:31:00.000-08:00

My best friend, the Scissors. the pencil helps me so much. Needles are false friends... sometimes stich my fingers hehehe The scissors are so bossy, they did cut my hand last week, complicated relationships. hahahaha

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This is my best friend after the scissors hehehe... sometimes we fight so badly... My sewing machine. I love you!

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In American English, a purse is a small bag, also called a handbag or a pocketbook.
In British English, a purse is a small money container similar to a wallet, but typically used by women and including a compartment for coins, with a handbag being considerably larger; indeed, a purse is often kept in a handbag.
A purse or handbag is often fashionably designed, typically used by women, and is used to hold items such as wallet, keys, tissues, makeup, a hairblush, cellular device or personal digital assistant, feminine products, or other items.

2008-12-12T11:22:00.000-08:00

Today's fortune: What we think, we become (Please don't think you are a superhero and don't try to fly)

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New Envelope Purse will be available on Debora Brazil Handbags soon...

Wonderful!!

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Brasileirinha linda!!!!!

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Today's fortune: A man who does not think for himself, does not think at all

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Making Off...

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Ao meu amor...

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I want to say Thank You to my husband, who did support me every time and did miss me so much while I was working so hard. Who was my photographer, who did help me in many details. He said he wants to be Gary Brazil, sweetie. Love you, baby!

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Purses Quotes:

Maria Borboleta

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From Collages

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Rosa Dream

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From Collages

Beads and Sequins Always Work Good Together

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Making Off

2008-11-26T18:35:00.000-08:00

I made these purses with so much care... after I started the website, that I made by my own. I am proud of all this job and I am confident in the sucess. Now it is time to open the doors.

My inspiration comes from the Kentucky landscape on this season... Awesome green turning in yellow and red. Just Beautiful. The yarn in some of those is because brings warm for the winter that is coming soon.
Soft, yes! For me a purse must be soft... I Love Purses!! Speacially canvas, big totes, powerfull colors!

2008-11-23T16:09:00.000-08:00

Seven of The Twenty-Eight Victoria's Secret Models

This year's international models included Alessandra Ambrosio, Gisele Bundchen, Adriana Lima, Heidi Klum, Tyra Banks, Selita Ebanks and Izabel Goulart.
Four of these seven supermodels call themselves Brazilian.

"Fall" in Love...

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Debora Brazil Handbags

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Welcome to my Blog!

Here we can talk about fashion, about what's new on http://www.deborabrazil.com/ You can say what you like and of course, what ou dont like about my site. You can give me your ideias and ask me here a special purse that you would like to have, like color and style.

I will put online my Making Off Pictures so you can see how I do make each Purse on my Atellier. Feel free to share your opinion.