Kate's favourite Brazilian designer Daniella Helayel tells us how to inject some Latin flavour

Kate's favourite Brazilian designer Daniella Helayel tells us how to inject some Latin flavour into our wardrobes this summer Read more: http://bit.ly/29Q2Bec At the point when the Duchess of Cambridge ventured out in a smooth white number that flaunted her sunkissed shoulders this week, she looked female, new and simply the right half of provocative. The dress was by Brazilian architect Barbara Casasola and flagged that the nation is having a positive 'design minute'. It was likewise an Olympic-level flash of brilliance by the Duchess, née Kate Middleton, who is presently a conciliatory dressing powerhouse, given that the Rio Games 2016 are simply under a month away. With striking hues, eye-popping prints and bend embracing shapes, Brazilian style packs more punch than a recently poured caipirinha. Also, in a selective meeting Rio-conceived Daniella Helayel, originator and previous imaginative chief of Issa, the mark behind Kate's remarkable regal blue engagement dress, lets us know how we also can infuse some Latin joie de vivre into our closets. London-based Daniella, whose "Brazilian soul and Brazilian soul" is reflected in her new samba-commendable accumulation for Monsoon, says that her country's design is about body certainty.