Maximalism is the trend on the Metropoles catwalk

The Metropole Catwalk was held for the first time from November 3rd to 7th at Teatro Nacional Claudio Santoro in Brasilia, bringing together a variety of local and national labels. Between shows, the summer season’s trends were revealed, with an emphasis on maxi-style accessories. The stakes ranged from necklaces, earrings, hats, and bracelets to bags for use at the beach or sports day. Scarves and scarves of exaggerated size also became a landmark on the catwalks, proving their versatility regardless of the weather.

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necklaces, earrings, hats, maxi bracelets

Maxi accessories are characterized by their large size and eye-catching designs. Props are often considered to be the focal point of a piece. lookadding presence and personality to your production.

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Standouts among the necklaces included a lobster-shaped piece by Regina Segredo for the Bilta brand, a rope and ecological leather choker by Miwa by Carol Nemoto, and a golden necklace by Lago by Letizia Valle.

With reference to the sea and the culture of the Northeast, the Biruta brand has announced its bet for the year-end festivities.

On the Metropole catwalk, Miwa brought back pieces from its roots and previous collections, as in the previous collection.

The pieces shown on the catwalk highlighted warm earth tones, fresh cuts and light fabrics.

São Paulo label Drama by Maria Rocha included maxi earrings. styling From the Buena Onda collection. The Spring/Summer 2026 collection is inspired by the vibrant colors, volume, and dynamic fabrics of Latin culture. Dialogue between aesthetics and music from the 1980s to the 1990s And what is contemporary in music beats, culture and production in the global market?

The Buena Onda collection pays homage to the warmth and joy of Latin America.

Volume is the key word that defines the maxi hats from Leticia Gonzaga and São Paulo label Aluf. It’s worth remembering that French designer Simon Porte Jacquemus Since the brand’s founding in 2010, he has played a major role in popularizing this item. His huge straw hat and small bag, in contrast to his minimalist and elegant clothes, created a surrealist, tropical image that captivated professional and media outlets. millennial generation.

Letizia Gonzaga’s namesake brand has been operating for more than 30 years with a leading role in the federal capital.

look From São Paulo’s label “Aluf”

Bracelets also appeared regularly. styling A parade held on the Metropole catwalk. Beachwear brand Lago chose to use a plethora of large, round accessories that almost act as overlays. The Biruta label used a unique piece with a larger design that takes up more space on the arm.

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Round bracelet styled by the Lago label

Crochet ties were also part of Birta’s fashion show

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When it comes to bags, the Drama, Lucila and Telaio brands have introduced versions that can be used from the beach to urban environments. Maxi accessories in a variety of materials and colors highlighted versatility and creativity on the catwalk.

Telaio label offers a mix of tailoring and street style

Lucila Pena brand black bag

look From the São Paulo label “Drama”

scarves and scarves

Labels Hylo Cartis Studio and Dane-se chose creative versions of scarves and longer scarves. Designer Lucila Pena brought a scarf-like version to the catwalk at Metropoles Catwalk. This is a cat hat that ends with a ribbon around the neck.

Cartis Studio Hylo scarf