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Daily Fashion & Runway News
Feb 14, 2011
With Mark Indelicato, Emmanuelle Alt, and Meredith Melling Burke.
Sep 12, 2009
With Elettra Wiedemann, Camilla Belle, and Selita Ebanks.
Carlos Miele looks to traditional Brazilian artisan techniques like patchwork, stitching, crochet, and leatherwork in his exuberant and insanely sexy designs. The red-carpet-ready looks tend toward the highly structured and the busy, with bold color combinations, clingy silhouettes, plunging necklines, and jagged hemlines open to the thigh.
“When his dresses come down the runway they swing. They swish. They almost sashay on their own. Step inside one of their upward-arching hemlines and you're reminded that legs were never meant for merely walking, because we--or at least all women--were born to dance. If it were a fair world, Carlos Miele's dresses would come with dancing lessons, since they're so hypnotic when caught in play.”—Hal Rubenstein InStyle
“I don't make dresses for stopping and posing for pictures. I design for constant movement, bodies in motion, and the woman who always hears music in her head.”—Carlos Miele InStyle
Carlos Miele