São Paulo Shines with Fashion and Fantasy on October 15

On October 15, São Paulo became the epicenter of style and creativity with the third day of São Paulo Fashion Week (SPFW N61) and the Sephora Halloween Ball, both events highlighting cultural richness and celebrity flair.

SPFW N61, held at Parque do Ibirapuera, celebrated its 30th anniversary with designers showcasing distinct inspirations. Catarina Mina's 'Bonito pra Chover' paid homage to the sertão and northeastern artisans. Ronaldo Fraga's collaboration with Sou de Algodão featured garments paired with personal letters. Dario Mittmann brought the beloved Turma da Mônica universe to the runway, while João Pimenta offered a jazz-infused reinterpretation of tailoring. The event attracted notable personalities such as Cátia Fonseca, Renata Kuerten, and Pepita.

Simultaneously, the Sephora Halloween Ball transformed São Paulo into a mystical realm themed 'As Sombras da Floresta.' Celebrities embraced imaginative costumes: Gloria Groove appeared as a gargoyle, Iza embodied the Egyptian god Anubis, and Sabrina Sato, event godmother, dazzled as Ânima, a symbol of life, in a meticulously crafted pink ensemble. Juliette represented the Caatinga biome, and Letícia Spiller portrayed Queen Celeste, a Disney villain. Pedro Sampaio and João Victor Gonçalves contributed folkloric and mythological flair.

These concurrent events highlighted São Paulo's vibrant cultural scene, blending fashion innovation with festive fantasy amid strong celebrity participation.