Brea

The collection is inspired by the premise "hear colors and see sounds." Symptoms suffered by patients with synesthesia, whose disease suffered
the artist David Hockney. It is also inspired by the basic lines of the firm SILESTONE to compose a creative and exciting dialogue between
both universes resulting in the first spring summer collection of the firm BREA.
The designer recreates the distorted impression of the truth felt by the painter David Hockney through jaccard fabrics, which, by far,
They perceive them as flat fabrics, but when looking at them more closely one can perceive the drawings and the motifs that are woven into them.
With lace, it creates volumes and movements different from those that hide inside, and make the vision of the pattern of
garments to convey what the designer suggests the natural quartz, mineral of which SILESTONE countertops are composed, whose hardness,
resistance and durability are beauty and elegance, identifying with the new texture of SILESTONE: VOLCANO a rustic texture but
soft at the same time, that BREA has managed to capture in the looks of the Luzy collection.
The spring summer for BREA is interpreted with straight and languid silhouettes, giving movement in the legs thanks to pieces that do not go
sewn with each other, but joined by ribbons and topped with ruffles attached to the garments.
The skirts of the collection are presented in loose or transparent fabrics, full of embroidery of flowers, and fabrics that are placed above
an initial basis to hide the original pattern of the garment.
The classic cut jackets have an important role in the collection, creating a superposition of fabrics to hide the garments
interiors of each look.
The color range of the spring summer 2019 BREA collection has been taken from the work of David Hockney, the very strong colors of
the unmixed acrylic paint, are the source of inspiration for blue, yellow and coral tones.
The white color of the collection has been chosen with textures, or openwork fabrics, whose source of inspiration has undoubtedly been SILESTONE.