There's nothing as exciting as the spirit of Brazil's Carnival and Serge DeNimes ‘Carnival in Rio ‘78′ Collection captures it perfectly in fashion.
This season, the Serge DeNimes ‘Carnival in Rio ‘78′ Collection shows off a wide variety of impressive tees that have a retro aesthetic to it. The imprinted images are old photographs taken by Lena Proudlock and Douglas Villiers during the Rio de Janeiro Carnival in 1978, hence the name of the collection.
The Serge DeNimes ‘Carnival in Rio ‘78′ Collection will have nine limited edition shirts in total, which means you're going to have to fight for it. The brand is also doing some goodwill with the series. Every purchase of these shirts will have proceeds donated to charity.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
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Where This Applies
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