Jazmín Chebar x AWADA Market
What if the nursery’s flowers became clothes? Jazmín Chebar and AWADA Market crossed in a garden market: the rose, the tulip and the jasmine go from the flowerbed to the dress.
Jazmín Chebar has been putting flowers on clothes for twenty years, and AWADA Market sells the real ones: plants, pots, garden tools. The crossover is a seasonal market among rosebushes, where every plant in the nursery has its garment. The rose becomes a dress with appliquéd petals, the tulip a white corset, the bellflower a pink crochet hat, and the hand-painted cherries and bouquets move onto the watering can and the gardening apron.
We set the crossover’s art direction once (Jazmín Chebar’s printed romanticism over the soil, the linen and the afternoon light of a garden) and produced the full campaign with Curva: the objects, the looks with their reference flower, the market stall and the reel, all from the same brief, with no location and no logistics. What If is our space to push what a production can imagine: brands produce their catalog with Curva, and here we show what happens when the only constraint is the idea.
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