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Fashion Designer Julia Bellaflores Blake: From Puerto Rico, To Miami, To Those Lucky Women In Houston
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on: August 20, 2009, 3:48 am
The fashion designer, who for years dressed women in Puerto Rico and Miami, has opened her atelier in Houston, close to the Galeria and River Oaks areas so well known by fashion seekers in the fourth largest city in the United States. If you are not in Houston, you can still visit her on the web at http://www.JuliaBellaflores.com or visit one of her trunk shows. The
designer, former president of Promoda, Inc., the Fashion Professionals
Association of Puerto Rico, has had her designs displayed internationally
at acclaimed events like the Expo in Seville, Spain, the American
Women Wear Exhibition in New York, and other Her designs are eclectic. To some, she is the quintessential classic designer; to others, she is an innovator who combines textures and colors in a bold and unexpected manner. Either way, all who own one of her designs agree that her real passion for fashion is seen in the detail and the high quality of her work and her choice of materials. Those who own an original from Julia Bellaflores will find on their garment her personal signature in a tiny damask-style flower, hand embroidered in silk thread as proof of her attention to detail. The designer is also working on her new prêt-à-porter collection for 2010 and will be doing trunk shows in Puerto Rico, Miami, and New York starting in November. In the near future, there is a line of shirts for men that range from Hawaiian to Filipino barong style dress shirts and its Latino guayabera version. Visit
the designer at her new atelier on 11500 NW Freeway, Suite 624,
Houston, Texas 77092. Contact
Details: Julia Bellaflores Blake
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HOUSTON,
TX (AUGUST 20, 2009) – Puerto Rican born and formerly Miami
based fashion designer
Julia Bellaflores fell in love with a Texas cowboy and now all
the women in Houston can celebrate and thank him.
venues
in Miami, Maryland, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and in most of
Latin America. She plans to continue her active participation
in supporting up and coming fashion professionals around the world
and has already started rounding up allies for this cause in the
Houston area.
