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Luis Morais (Luis Morais) and famous international jewellery brand Alan Basak (Aaron BAsha) jointly work together to launch a new jewellery series - "Morais & bazaar" series.

It is understood that the birth of the "Morais & bazaar" series is entirely due to a chance encounter in Kenuo, Greece. This coincidence has prompted the two brands to embark on a cooperative design path.

"Every summer we meet Mickey Kenuo and meet some friends, and some of them are our close friends."

The designer Alan Basak's daughter and Alan Basak brand chief creative officer Regina Basak (Regine Basha), speaking of meeting Luis Morais, said, "at that time we thought, since we are all jewelry designers, why not cooperate?"

"We have become intimate friends."

Morais added later.

According to the introduction, "Morais & bazaar" series of over 60 pieces of design.

Both are the product of perfect integration of brand spirit and idea.

Luis Morais's retro style beads, bracelets, and so on, combined with Alan Basak's unique feature symbols, and then blended into the "devil's eyes" style of Morais often used to create the world's rare charm beach jewelry.

"The works of this series are cool and interesting. They can not only match swimsuits in swimming pool parties, but also provide glamour for dinner parties."

Paula Regina said.

According to reports, her sister Osi Basha also worked with her and Morais to develop new works.

"We reviewed the history, design and achievement of Alan Basak brand together, and studied how to upgrade and upgrade the previous design."

Morais said, "what surprised me most was that their design greatly broadened my horizons and had a profound impact on my design."

"I think this meeting is destined, so the new series we have launched with Morais can be achieved at one go."

Paula Regina said, "at present, we have successfully exhibited in the Mousika showroom and Couture exhibition, and have won great acclaim."

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According to the introduction, the "Morais & bazaar" series of ordinary retail prices range from $210 to $550, while the materials used for large jewels are mostly 14 K gold, and the retail price ranges from 3300 US dollars to 9800 US dollars.

"After the series finished, I selected a new product to be displayed in the window of my brand shop to see the response from guests."

Paula Regina said.

She was surprised to find that many people wanted to wear it.

"A woman also wants to buy. When I say I'm sorry, this is just a sample," her husband said, "if you let her go now, I will pay double the price."

I am very excited by such enthusiastic feedback.

It can be said that Luis Morais and Alan Basak completely different brand background, has achieved "Morais & bazaar" series unique aesthetics, completely different styles of design collide different sparks.

Luis Morais, who was born in Brazil, entered the jewelry industry in the late 90s.

It has been said that Luis Morais's design work is the community of angels and demons.

He is good at creating Gothic dark jewels. Today, many young fashion jewellery brands are always keen to pursue the new design and are reluctant to part with the theme of black death. But most jewelry has no connotation. Morais's work is a wonderful work in this field, and it is also one of the indispensable products of fashion trends.

Alan Basak has been designing and selling jewelry since 1950s. His ancestors were Middle East jewelers who served for the royal family in Babylon.

Alan Basak's brand jewelry is not only fashionable and adorable, but also attaches importance to product quality.

Each piece is full of childlike innocence and spirituality. Diamonds, sapphires, ruby and so on are all used in design and more elegant.

In addition, the brand focuses on making necklaces, and is famous for baby shoes necklace.

"I am very honored to present this series to Alan Basak himself."

Morais said, "we can have an in-depth dialogue between jewelry and jewelry."

To ensure the continuation of the family tradition, Alan Basak's four children worked in New York.

"This is the first time our sisters have really controlled all the design aspects," Paula Regina said. "It feels good.

In the family, we are the younger generation, and the cooperation with Morais is very cool. I believe it will be in accord with the tastes of the young people. At the present time, the reaction is excellent.

In addition, Paula Regina also pointed out that this will not be the only series of cooperation between them, and what the next series will do is still under discussion.