Pre-Fall 2007 at Daslu

While the northern part of this world has begun to embrace the incoming blossoming Spring season with pre-Spring season collection filling the boutique shelves, the southern part of this world from Brazil down to Australia is preparing for the upcoming autumn season where trees shed their leaves, making way for the snow in the months to come.

Recently, the Brazilian press and loyal customers of the Brazilian fashion and lifestyle emporium Daslu were treated to a preview of its pre-Fall 2007 collection that has been in stores now. In-house collection, the Daslu label are teemed with famous designer accessories such as It bags from Chanel, Mulberry, and the hottest bag in town at the moment, Fendi B Bag with delicate shoes from Jimmy Choo, Valentino, Sergio Rossi and Manolo Blahnik to name a few.

Must have items from the pre-fall collection recommended by Daslu includes Sylvie Schimmel jacket in dark brown leather with multiple zippered pockets, gray double-breasted cardigan with large self-tie belt and giant long sleeves in knitted fabric from Daslu, Balenciaga suede bags with appliquéd details in multiple hues, geometric and animal-printed cashmere shirts and black jeans from Daslu, as well as Gucci platform in black.

Since autumn in Brazil or certain parts of Down Under aren't as chilly as those in New York and London, you can still cheer up the sombre autumnal mood with a cotton dress in yellow-black floral print, clinched waits and heightened hem from Daslu.

Also on the must-have list for the pre-fall and fall season are Chanel tweed jackets, silk top with appliqué detail on the neckline, metallic pearl bracelet in the shape of a serpent by Daslu Bijoux and black and white georgette top from the in-house label.

Want to spend the Fall down south or down under? Then visit Daslu to get the recommended pieces or you can also drop by at the nearest multi-brand boutiques that carries the Daslu label for exclusive Daslu pieces.

*Photos courtesy of Daslu.

Daslu - 131, Avenida Chedid Jafet, Vila Olimpia, Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil.