Brazil is the largest and most populous country in Latin America, and has more to show other than Carnival. Check this out. 2007 trends

1. Brazil
Is the largest and most populous country in Latin America.
Area 3,287,597 sq mi
Population 188,078,261 people

2. A melting pot
Brazilians descend
from people who
originally came from
many other parts of
the world.

3. Carnival
The Brazilian
Carnival is an annual
celebration in Brazil
marks the beginning
of Lent.

4. Catholic people
Brazil has the largest
Roman Catholic
population in the world.

5. Sports
Skateboarding
Gym
Long board
Soccer
Beach voleyball

6. Beautiful places
Curitiba São Paulo Brasília
Chapada Diamantina Itaimbezinho Bonito Rio de Janeiro

7. The Brazilian design of worldwide pattern
Brazilian products of all sectors compete the consumer's
preference with foreign on the internal market and begin to
face them in the external market too. The country's image is
no longer associated just with music and soccer. New products
appear with more added-value, and they don't compete just
with price, they built their differential with the design.

8. Glass
Old & new

9. Alternative toys
The child paints the reforested wood.

10. Insects
In your garden.

11. Girl’s room

12. Wood
Kitchen and jewlery

13. Flowers
Metal
Stryng
Wood
Straw of maize
Dryness

14. Country side

15. Clocks
Reinvented the old style

16. Pufe
Yes, we have bananas and soccer!

17. Handcrafted carpet in E. V. A.
(ethil-vinil-acetate)
by Carla Tennenbaum

18. Unexpected
Tok&Stok opened its first
store in Sao Paulo in 1978
to supply off-the-shelf
furniture.

19. Brazil’s people
Brazilians are the friendly and talkative
people who inhabit South America. They
love to play soccer, to dance and to party.
They also work hard and are creative.

20. Campana brothers
Drawing inspiration from Brazilian street life, they
combine found objects with advanced
technologies to create a vibrant and definitively
Brazilian approach to design.

21. Gisele Bündchen
The super model in Xingu - Amazônia.
A symbol painting that represent discovery,
self-knowledge and gratitude.

22. Sebastiao Salgado
Photographer.
Migrations | Millions of migrants have
swollen the new "mega-cities" to a size
that dwarfs the older models represented
by New York and Paris.

23. Nina
She is one of the pioneers in Brazil´s
graffiti scene. Nina has been developing
her works in many other countries
around the world.

24. Will Murai
Illustrator.
He lives in a small town called Aruja.
Worked with US comic book publishers,
including Marvel Comics.

25. Lenny Niemeyer
She is a famously sharp Brazilian wit, a noted local hostess and the
woman who throws the best parties in Rio.

26. São Paulo Fashion Week
Catwalks, lounges, famous people, brands, fashion and more...

27. Plastic is fantastic!
Melissa

28. Glacial Heat
Design in gold.

29. Fiat
Differents Stilos (this car) to choose.

30. Natura
It is considered a benchmark in
good civic responsibility.

31. Maria Bonita
It makes a contemporary and globalized stile to sofisticated
women who need new tendences and quality.

32. Patterns

33. Patterns

34. Patterns

35. Thank you.
Photos courtesy of websites.
All products and ideas are property of respective creators and are showcased
for purpose of creative inspiration only.
Products:
Tok & Stok store / Sao Paulo / June - July 2007
Events:
São Paulo Fashion Week / Sao Paulo / June 12 - 19 2007
Fenit - International Fabrics Fair / Sao Paulo / Jun 25 - 28 2007