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Hugo Costa presented his Fall/Winter 2015 collection during PortugalFashion. This collection found inspiration in the Tibetan nomads’ garments. Exposed to harsh climates, these people were forced to reinvent the use of clothing. The collection is built around this theme, combined with influences from classic clothing through the shapes and materials.

Coats with classic structures and exaggerated volumes take on other roles and features, creating the illusion that they were designed specifically for this new role, abandoning their conventional use as a shelter.