Bellissima new collection for autumn-winter / Bellissima nova kolekcija za jesen i zimu

Today I'm going to talk about one brand again. Bellissima is a brand from Bosnia and Herzegovina. I would describe their clothes as being very feminine, elegant and sophisticated.

 Being already available in stores, today I had the chance to check out the new Bellissima collection for autumn/ winter 2013/2014. As far as I noticed, this brand always had really good quality clothes, and this collection is no different. I still haven't bought anything, I really am not  impulsive when it comes to shopping, I always prefer to think first and shop later so I can be sure that what I have bought with work well with other stuff I have.

What I really like about their clothes are the materials and the sewing...I like when the sewing is precise, (I've noticed that in many high street brands it tends to be a bit messy.) I know you cannot have something for nothing, but I'm really annoyed when I see bad stitching. Bellissima, on the other hand, is not that expensive (prices similar to  Zara), but everything about the clothes (materials, cuts) seems so flawless.

I wondered into generalities, but I'm just writing down my impressions. The downside to this brand (if that can be called a downside) is that I can hardly imagine a teenager wearing most of their clothes, so it is not really a brand that is suitable for everyone.  It is probably best option for a professional but stylish look or a formal look with a fun twist, because they do have something modern about their clothes even if it seems to be  based on the classical. In addition, this is a regional brand so you cannot expect to find their clothes in just any town. However, if you happen to travel into this region why not buy a local product? If I understood their site correctly you can find their stores in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Kosovo.

I'm sharing with you photos from the new collection that are available on facebook and their site. The entire campaign for autumn/winter 2013/2014 is still not available on their website, http://www.bellissima.ba/  I'm not sure why, perhaps it is not completed yet.


Danas predstavljanje Sarajevskog brenda...Bellissima je modna kuća iz Bosne i Herzegovine sa sjedištem u Sarajevu. Njihovu odjeću bi opisala kao izrazito ženstvenu, elegantnu i sofisticiranu. Sviđa mi se što uspjevaju biti moderni iako se drže klasike. Pošto je već dostupna u trgovinama, danas sam pogledala novu kolekciju za jesen i zimu. Odjeća im kao i obično, izgleda jako kvalitetno. Nisam još ništa kupila, ja sam više osoba koja voli dvaput razmisliti, ali mogu reći da mi se svidjela.

 Kod njihove odjeće mi se jako sviđa što koriste kvalitene materijale i što je šivanje besprijekorno. Šivanje se možda ne čini toliko bitno, ali je, jer ako je šav nekvalitetan, brzo će se raspasti što god kupite. Primjer za to je hrvatski Galeb (većinom prodaju donje rublje, sigurno znate ovaj brend), ja ću uvijek kupiti kod njih jer znam kako šivaju, znam krojačice koje tamo rade i znam da će mi to trajati, iako možda više i ne koriste najkvalitetniji pamuk, ali ionako nitko zaista ne koristi više tako kvalitetne materijale kao nekad, to je jednostavno posljedica masovne proizvodnje odjeće, ali zato ljudi ne moraju više prodati konja da bi kupili par traperica i majicu (istinita priča usput, tako je to nekad bilo)...Malo sam skrenula sa teme, ali pošto moja digresija ima veze sa odjećom i kupnjom odjeće, valjda neće smetati. Uglavnom, mrzim vidjeti loše ušivene stvari i ne može dizajn odjeće biti tako dobar i cijena tako povoljna da ja to kupim.

  Po vlastitom iskustvu (nije neznam kako veliko ali...) odjeća šivana u Hrvatskoj, Sloveniji, Bosni i Herzegovini, Makedoniji, Srbiji itd pokazala mi se puno kvalitetnijom od tih poznatih svjetskih marki koje se sve šivaju u Kini, pa ću onda radije naručiti izravno iz Kine i povoljnije, nego da mi naplate nekakvo europsko ime. Toliko o tome. 

  Natrag na temu posta....Što vi mislite o novoj kolekciji? Fotografije su sa njihove stranice i facebooka iz nove kolekcije za jesen/zimu, ali cijela kampanja još nije dostupna na njihovoj stranici , vjerovatno nije dovršena http://www.bellissima.ba/





Comments

  1. Carmen29 August 2013 at 11:05

    When it comes to fashion I love autumn! These are definitely some inspiration looks, too :)
    xx

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  2. Lilli29 August 2013 at 11:23

    I looks sono tutti stupendi, è davvero una collezione "bellissima"!:) Un bacio Ivana!

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  3. Ely29 August 2013 at 12:10

    I love it! Really.. that dresses are wonderful.. colours too! :D With friendship and love, a big hug my dear!!

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  4. Alexandra Zakharova29 August 2013 at 13:30

    First picture is adorable, though all of these garments are really chic and in style) I quite agree with you, these pieces are feminine and elegant, just like I love:)
    Have a fabulous time!

    www.svetusvet.com

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  5. Dressed With Soul29 August 2013 at 13:50

    I agree, dear Ivana, this clothing looks really as if it´s sew and made in good quality! And I think this classy looks are really worth to invest.

    xx from Bavaria/Germany, Rena

    www.dressedwithsoul.blogspot.de

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  6. Helena Resende29 August 2013 at 14:30

    That collection is so chic and modern! :)

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  7. Unknown29 August 2013 at 15:46

    Totally agree with your post, this collections looks like pieces you would rock for a board meeting. They so classy.

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  8. Bárbara Marques29 August 2013 at 19:21

    Love the dress from the first picture. Really flattering :)

    www.mykindofjoy.blogspot.com

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  9. Selvaggia Capizzi29 August 2013 at 23:30

    quanto mi piace questa collezione!!
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  10. Ivana30 August 2013 at 01:55

    Prva haljina i ljubicasti sako su apsolutno predivni :-) Po dizajnu mi dosta vuku na nas ( uspjesno propali zbog pohlepe vlasnika) Xnation !

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    1. Ivana Split30 August 2013 at 07:32

      meni vuku na splistki Uzor koji je propao zbog nečije pohlepe ili bolje rečeno nekretnina koje imaju, a koje su na cijeni (od kojih je jedna u mom kvartu) Mislim kako uopće može firma koja šiva za vojsku, policiju i aerodrom itd propasti...pa samo od toga su mogli imati dobar profit...ali eto svašta je moguće kad je pranje novca u pitanju.

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  11. caterina ferraris30 August 2013 at 03:16

    Mi piace molto questa collezione :) Caterina www.imieioutfit.blogspot.com

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