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Overcoat (huge) inside label. Design: Joana Machado.
Photo: Vitor w/ Kristina's Puljan Camera
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CONCEPT TEXT
“Late on Saturday
A teenage boy is shot dead by police in Exarchia, a district of central Athens long associated with lawlessness and drug abuse. Two police officers have been charged - one with murder and the other as an accomplice. (...)
Sunday
Protesters chanting "cops, pigs, murderers" hurl petrol bombs at Athens riot police. Helicopters hover over the demonstrators and clouds of teargas erupt in the streets. Officials report 30 people injured, including police, firefighters and bystanders. Looting is rife. (...)
Monday
The Greek Communist party announces a mass rally in central Athens for tonight and the socialist Pasok opposition calls for peaceful mass demonstrations. University professors start a three-day walkout and many school students stay away from class in protest. (...)
Cars and pedestrians return to the streets of Athens as Greeks go back to work, but with a 24-hour general strike scheduled for Wednesday against pension reforms and the government's economic policies, many Greeks fear the demonstrations could last for days."
Mark Tran / guardian.co.uk, Monday December 8th of 2008 10.47 GMT
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Design of a dress for a performance.
May those who are wounded seek no refuge but shed their blood in the world
Performance by Carla Cruz in the OpenAir Festival Beijing. Thank you Carla!
www.carlacruz.pt.to
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May those who are wounded seek no refuge but shed their blood in the world
Performance by Carla Cruz in the OpenAir Festival Beijing. Thank you Carla!
www.carlacruz.pt.to
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Vítor Bastos, born in São Paulo in 19-01-1986, comes to Portugal in 2004 and gets based in Porto, where studied Fashion Design at CITEX (Centro de Formação da Indústria Têxtil).
In the second year he participated at the contest Jovens Criadores (Young Creators) in Lisbon. Later, in 2009, he is invited to represent Portugal in the international Biannual young Creators to be placed in Macedonia in September.
In the same year he founded the brand OFILHOBASTARDO (thebastardson) and won the best collection and best male outfits in the contest Acrobactic. In the next year he participated in the project Workstation promoted by ModaLisboa (Lisbon Fashion Week) with the collection, White Trash.
Called Vitor, the new brand is a sum of the designers course has the perspective of renewing the commercial values, where all the pieces are unisex worked in a simple yet innovate way.
The First Collection has the name “Watch The Greek” and its inspired in the happening in the last December in Greece. The pieces float between formal and conceptual influences, with revolution symbolisms and information of the antique Greece and Molotov cocktails.
This collection will be presented in the next edition of ModaLisboa, (Lisboa Fashion Week) in Portugal. If you are interested in watching the show, buying the collection for your shop, or further info of the brand. Please contact_ vitbastos@gmail.com
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