The setting couldn't have been more iconic: Píer Mauá, a backdrop to contemporary Rio de Janeiro, was the stage for one of the most symbolic moments in recent Brazilian fashion....
The setting couldn't have been more iconic: Píer Mauá, a backdrop to contemporary Rio de Janeiro, was the stage for one of the most symbolic moments in recent Brazilian fashion. Last Saturday, April 18, 2026, Rio de Janeiro witnessed the triumphant return of Isabela Capeto to the runways, now accompanied by a new perspective: her daughter, Francisca (Chica) Capeto, who signs the creative direction alongside her mother.
The Dracaena Collection: Excess Overflowing with Art
Named Dracaena, the collection is a manifesto to "good excess." Inspired by the plant's sculptural presence and unpredictable growth, the line reflects a creative house in constant mutation, where Isabela's technique and memory merge with the freshness and new cultural interpretations brought by Chica.
In this context of "active work," Scarf Me joined this narrative, transforming scarves into essential elements of the performance. The pieces ceased to be mere accessories and began to inhabit bodies, completing the interaction between the wearer and the moving work of art.
Versatility on the Runway: Dracaena and Mascara Inseto
The curation for the fashion show focused on two iconic patterns that synthesize the collaboration: the Dracaena Scarf and the Mascara Inseto Scarf. More than just the prints, what stole the show was the absolute versatility of these pieces, which appeared in unusual and personality-filled knots:
On the head and neck: Classic ties reinterpreted with the freshness of the new creative direction, shaping the models' faces with the vibrant colors of the collection.
Defined waist: The scarves were used as fluid belts, bringing movement and an extra layer of texture to the looks.
Twilly and pant hem: In a contemporary styling detail, the scarves appeared in twilly format, strategically tied to the pant hems, highlighting movement and reinforcing the idea of a "gallery in transit" proposed by Isabela and Chica.
A New Chapter for Brazilian Fashion
The fashion show served as a reunion with the territory where the Capeto brand's language was built. For Scarf Me, participating in this moment reaffirms its commitment to valuing authorial design and the scarf's ability to reinvent itself with each knot.
Each piece used is an invitation to inhabit the creation. After all, fashion is only complete in the lives of those who wear it. Isabela Capeto in a state of expansion, with Scarf Me present in every detail.
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