Black stole – AIDA SANCHEZ ACCESSORIES

“Black french lace stole with grosgrain ribbon and fraying organza trimming”

Value: £340

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AIDA SANCHEZ ACCESSORIES

Black french lace stole with grosgrain ribbon and fraying organza trimming.

Dimensions: 190cm x 65cm

Aida Sanchez was born in Bolivia, the perfect place to develop a love for extremes: vivid and neutral colours, hot and cold, exuberance and sensibility. Her artistic sense came early in childhood beginning with visits to Buenos Aires, Argentina. The discipline that Aida Sanchez brought to her work and life was developed by influences from her parents who always encouraged personal & academic excellence.  Her New York experiences delineated her professional dreams and motivated her to launch her own label after working for Geoffrey Beene, Badgley Mischka and Oscar de la Renta.

Aida Sanchez is traditionally trained and proactively self educated in fashion and unswervingly devoted to the concept of “Haute Couture” and its standards of quality, integrity and exclusivity.

One day in Milan, the next day in Bombay or simply walking her sons Pablo and Luis Santiago along Champs Elysees, Aida Sanchez is a dynamic modern woman. Her design interests and concerns are not about shoulder pads or if hemlines go up or down. Her inspiration is all about style – where style meets life.

Aida Sanchez Accessories typify the spirit of international women, women who agree that trendiness is the enemy of style and who realize that fashion is not about coming out and flaunting “autre idées” or cultivating sensational eccentricities. The vision of Aida Sanchez Accessories transcends the seasonal ins and outs and is reflected in her refined and sophisticated yet innovative and timeless accessories.

Aida Sanchez Accessories continues to imagine, design and create according to her philosophy. She produces the finest accessories of our time – accessories which exude an aura of youthful grandeur and which are dedicated to the effortless elegance characteristic of women of this century.