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Fifth Edition of IGUATEMI Photos Series Celebrates American Photographer Stephen Klein

Carlos Jereissati Filho, CEO of IGUATEMI, is pleased to announce the fifth edition of the IGUATEMI Photo Series with Steven Klein’s exhibition “USAnatomy,” showcasing Continue Reading

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IGUATEMI SÃO PAULO Hosts One of South America’s Largest Contemporary Art Fairs

Carlos Jereissati Filho, CEO of Iguatemi, along with Oi are pleasedto announce the fourth edition of SP-ARTE/Foto. Ten thousand guests are expected to attend the exhibition, which will feature over Continue Reading

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DIANE von FURSTENBERG CELEBRATES THE OPENING OF HER FIRST LATIN AMERICAN BOUTIQUE

Last week, CEO of Iguatemi, and Diane von Furstenberg celebrated the opening of the first Diane von Furstenberg boutique in Latin America at Iguatemi, Sao Paulo with the unveiling of a retrospective on the fashions and the life of Diane von Furstenberg, titled Journey of a Dress. The exhibition, Continue Reading

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Carlos Miele’s Recycled Boutique!

Opening today in Iguatemi

Brazilian fashion designer Carlos Miele’s first signature boutique opens today at Iguatemi, Sao Paulo - and it’s made out of entirely repurposed materials! Featuring vintage Brazilian furniture by Sergio Rodrigues, Miele’s new shop honors the space’s architectural history (originally designed by Brazilian architect Isay Weinfeld) while using sustainable and repurposed products to reduce waste and the boutique’s overall carbon footprint. The new boutique occupies two floors, with features including a lighting plan that creates indirect light from both the floor and interior of the walls. As Miele says, “Designers are essentially gatekeepers between raw materials and final products, whether a dress or a chair or an architectural space.”

Miele’s work takes advantage of Brazil’s beautiful handcrafting techniques – too many of which are slowly being fogotten – to make fantastic multi-disciplinary work with a social conscience. Check out pics of Miele in the new shop and more of his latest, oh-so-feminine collection in our slideshow!