POSSNEY Women's Wear Autumn 2012 New Collection
Located on the beautiful Heron Island, Baoshi Ni (Xiamen) Garments Co., Ltd. is a professional garment manufacturing enterprise that integrates production, R&D and sales. The POSSNEY brand women's brand is a stylish, elegant and unique women's clothing brand. The product is designed specifically for women who are creative, self-confident, and stylish. The consumer group is an elegant urban woman aged 28 to 40. The brand focuses on originality, and aims to design high-quality clothing that closely meets life's needs. It will be elegant, elegant and noble. The style blends in with the elegant elegance of women's elegance and individuality.
POSSNEY Women's Wear Autumn 2012 New Collection
This autumn new product not only continued the Italian style design concept, but also successfully grasped the 2012 European and American fashion trends. It seems that the complex and simple fashion orientation undoubtedly injected new souls into this season's products, with elegant gold and burgundy. The retro color is the dominant color system, using the splicing of black dry yarn and high-grade fabrics in a clever manner. The printed pattern is printed in hollow knits. The romantic layering effect is modified when the lotus is underneath, the sexyness is slightly hidden in the subtle, the publicity is revealed in the elegance, and many fashionable elements are interwoven. This season will be able to bloom.
Baoshi Ni POSSNEY sincerely invites you to participate in the 2013 spring and summer new product launch.
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