Name	Delfina Delettrez
Height
Naionality	Italian
Date of Birth
Place of Birth	Rome, Italy
Famous for	Modeling

As the whole family from great-grandmother Adele, her grandmother Anna and her mother Silvia, Delfina Delettrez has for fashion and accessories a creative passion. Delfina, a fourth generation Fendi, was born twenty two years ago in Rome and spent his childhood between his native city and Rio de Janeiro. Elementary school French, and American studies at the high school, three stages in Paris in the style of Chanel haute couture. An ongoing creative stimulus and the appreciation of beauty have marked and influenced the fate of Delfina. Delfina now expresses her creativity in a fascinating sector she knows: the goldsmith's art. Delfina takes the logo of five stars and crescent designed in the 80s by Karl Lagerfeld and unites him with his name for his first collection of jewelry that has decided to present for the first time in Paris in October 2007 at the International Press Collections.

Delfina works with the gold, silver, iron, copper, Tuscan marble quarries of Carrara, the Capodimonte ceramic, exotic woods, glass and crystal. Play and daring bride with organic matter, associated with the gemstones, pearls, baroque oversized diamond blacks, leather, bone. Delfina uses burnished metals that allow you to highlight and enhance the colors of the glazes from grades lives, sharp, strong, flashy, risky, sometimes unusual, fresh and sporendenti. His collections are created by its codes, the alphabet of his generation. From his desires, passions, dreams, cultural references, and travel experiences. All these jewels reflect her strong personality, its history, the passions of his childhood, adolescence and maturity of those present, Gothic, romantic, rock, fresh, passionate, carefree, cheerful and bright.

During the season, the Delfina style has matured, moving towards creations richer, more valuable and more delusional. Even the human body is a particularly present and Delfina borrows this concept from the drawings of Leonardo da Vinci, also inspired by the books of the great anatomist of the sixteenth century Andreas van Vessel and taking up the mood of his favorite films of Tim Burton Nightmare Before Christmas "and" Corpse Bride".