PODCAST:Lara transforme des draps de lits en robe de princesse

from Les Interviews D'Eric Cooper · host Eric Cooper

Les draps ont été inventés pour que les fantômes ne sortent pas tout nus le soir ((Pierre-Dominique Burgaud , auteur, parolier français, réalisateur de clips, et producteur musical) Lara à créé la marque Valalab dans une volonté éco-responsable et Made in Belgium. Après une formation de stylisme modélisme complétée par une formation en maille, Lara à décidé d’utiliser toutes ses connaissances afin de proposer une gamme de vêtements conçue 100% a la main, de la conception à la couture tout est fait en Belgique dans son atelier (ndlr sa chambre) à Wavre que je considère un petit peu comme mon laboratoire étant donné que le travail de recherche, test, expériences est important quand elle récupère des tissus. A la recherche du confort, Lara à décidé d’exploiter le linge de maison pour en retrouver le côté douillet de son « chez-soi ». Le linge de maison est récupéré via des associations ou des particuliers, il est lavé, trié, stocké, coupé, assemblé, et fini .Lara s’occupe de tout.Les vêtements proposés sont tous en taille unique et ajustable aux différentes morphologie grâce à des systèmes d’élastique ou d’ajustement du vêtements. Info et commandes : https://valalab.com

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