Clivia Nobili brings a revolutionary twist to office wear

French designer Clivia Nobili will showcase her avante-garde corporate collection in Beau Travail, a fashion presentation and exhibit at the SM Aura Premier Atrium. The fashion show will take place on Feb. 16, while the exhibit will be until Feb. 19.

The fashion show “Beau Travail,” which means “good job” or “good work” in French, aims to bring a revolutionary twist to corporate attires that will still be wearable in the Philippines.

A joint project of The Embassy of France in the Philippines, in partnership with SM Aura Premier, the event is part of Phil France: Feel French, a celebration of 70 years of Franco-Philippine Friendship.

Beau Travail highlights art de vivre, the art of living in a style that is distinctly French, a unique way to immerse oneself in the pleasures of gastronomy, fashion, culture and sports with family and friends.

Olivia Nobili took evening classes at the Fashion Institute Technology, New York and was an assistant stylist for Charles Jourdan from 1994 to 1995. She was also a costume designer for films, TV series, and advertising materials for Peugeot, Décathlon, Renault, Premier Suspect, and Marionnaud, then later became the designer of work wear for Chassagnette restaurant, the Opéra of Lille, the Grand Palais Lille, and Auchan Department Store.

The “Beau Travail” fashion show and exhibit will be one of the many exciting fashion events at SM Aura Premier.

French designer Clivia Nobil will showcase her avant-garde corporate clothes in a fashion show and exhibit at SM Aura Premier as part of the Phil France: Feel French celebrations.

Clivia Nobili’s collections are the sincere expression of how fashion mixes artistic creation with technique.

Each of Nobili’s creations is inspired by the popular memory. Her clothes are made in France, from cotton made in the traditional way, and colored in collaboration with coloring masters to assure quality that down to the minute details of buttonholes...

Clivia Nobili’s lines are simple, pure, functional and timeless.

Modern in style, Nobili’s clothes free the movement of an active clientele, concerned with elegance, as well as practicality.

Nobili’s ensembles define a style and an attitude that make up the new urban cool.

Nobili’s style brings a revolutionary twist on work wear without sacrificing comfort.

Nobili’s designs pay creative homage to utilitarian clothes for men and women, establishing a new language expressed through a line of pieces in cotton.

The codes of pop culture of the 20th century have marked Nobili’s style. Her collections refer to the emblem of functionality of clothing represented by workwear.

Nobili’s collections are an ode to the modern working-class heroes. These are men and women in movement reflecting the liberated urban class.