Friday, May 14, 2010

Cibeline Sariano introduces her 60’s inspired collection for spring/summer 2010


Local fashion designer Cibeline Sariano officially unveiled her 2010 spring and summer collection last night at the Liberty Hotel in Beacon Hill for the “Fashionably Late” fashion show series. Cibeline has drawn inspiration for her new seasonal collection from the popular AMC Original, Emmy-award winning television show, “Mad Men.” Her new looks bring together vintage 1960’s styles and sophisticated nautical fashion.


"It was so exciting to have Cibeline come back for another show as part of our popular 'Fashionably Late' series,” said Rachel Moniz, general manager of The Liberty Hotel. “Her energy level and sensational sense of style never disappoints our full-capacity audiences. We are fortunate to have designers like Cibeline working right here in Boston and The Liberty Hotel is proud to showcase such amazing talent."


Cibeline Boston’s spring and summer line include: cotton eyelet dresses; a signature knit jersey reversible wrap-dress; seersucker jackets and dresses; and linen and denim trousers.


“I’ve always been inspired by the style of the early 60’s from the distinguished color palette right down to the hair and makeup,” says Sariano. “I also use a nautical theme in my designs to create a ‘Jackie Kennedy-Onassis meets Betty Draper’ look. I’m thrilled about this collection.”


The fashion show was presented in three groups of looks. The models opened the show wearing sophisticated nautical looks with vintage hats, sunglasses and travel suitcases from the sixties. This group featured dresses in white eyelet and soft navy blue jersey as well as a classic red and white seersucker tailored blazer paired with denim jeans. In round two, decked out in 60’s style makeup and hair, the models came out with a series of looks fit for an evening soiree to the theater or dinner, featuring a gorgeous cream and gold brocade evening jacket and a long maxi dress with a to-die-for neckline in black soft jersey. Cibeline’s closing round showcased colorful and flirty cotton dresses perfect for daytime garden parties and weddings. The show was a whimsical journey back in time with a fresh modern twist that left you inspired to mix vintage with contemporary this spring season.


Models wearing Cibeline’s 2010 spring and summer collection at The Liberty Hotel’s “Fashionably Late” fashion show were provided by Boston-based, Dynasty Modeling. The models’ hair was done by Green Tangerine Spa and Salon and Kacie Corbelle served as the resident makeup artist. Music was provided by DJ Michael Savant.


Cibeline has trained and traveled around the world, working with numerous designers and her looks have been worn by celebrities on nationally televised programs and events. Cibeline’s boutique is located at 120 Charles Street on Beacon Hill in Boston. You can check out her latest looks by going on her website at www.cibelinesariano.com.

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