| PATRICIA 
			CANDIDO overview
 Mention Brazil and people 
			think about Rio and Carnaval, the Amazon and gauchos, flame-grilled 
			churrasco and flaky empanadas, Pele and Portugese... Brazilian-born 
			Patricia Candido is another uncommon export from South America's 
			largest country, whose Brazilian-influenced jewelry has already 
			caught the eye of American celebrities. Halle Berry bought every Candido-created item in one store and showered them on the cast and 
			crew of her ABC telefilm Their Eyes Were Watching God. Barbra 
			Streisand wore a choker in the finale wedding scene of Meet the Fockers. Kelsey Grammer, Linda Hamilton, Rosanna Arquette, Alyssa 
			Milano and supermodels Cindy Crawford and Brooke Burke have all 
			decorated themselves in her distinct designs. Each Patricia Candido 
			creation incorporates natural elements and vibrant colors 
			reminiscent of her native Brazil. Beginning with the world's finest 
			precious stones, gold and silver, she combines them with such 
			organic materials as feathers, bamboo and lambskin (unlike others 
			who set gemstones in leather, she uses braided cotton cord denim). 
			Her creations, from a signature collection of 10-20 pieces to 
			custom-made designs, can fetch anywhere between $55 and $750 retail. 
			In less than two years the brand has already been featured on the 
			covers and in the pages of Elle, Marie Claire, InStyle, Lucky, 
			Variety, Fitness and the Los Angeles Times, among other 
			publications. Raised largely in Rio de 
			Janeiro, Candido first applied herself toward public relations, 
			servicing some of the major companies in the nation's petrochemical 
			industry. She soon left to open her own agency focusing on 
			telecommunications, with clients that included Bell South, Dow 
			Chemical and Kodak. Candido met her American husband, visual effects 
			artist Mark Devlin, while he was in Brazil making music videos. Returning to the U.S. 
			together, Candido decided to try a new career that combined her love 
			of art and fashion. Her Brazilian jewelry designs were born in 
			Summer 2004 with unwavering support from Devlin, who now serves as 
			director of sales and marketing for the venture. From humble 
			beginnings, her designs are now distributed worldwide: from 
			boutiques in Southern California (e.g., Fred Segal) to New York City 
			(Margaret O'Leary), from stores in Las Vegas (Caesars Palace Forum 
			Shops), San Francisco, Aspen, Vail, Dallas, Austin and Houston to 
			those in Japan, China and Hong Kong. The company looks to open its 
			own branded stores in the future, while expanding the line into 
			Brazilian-influenced shoes, belts, bags and accessories.  Visit the company online 
			at www.patriciacandido.com
			
 
			B|W|R PPIMatt Meyerson Sr. V.P., Product Placement
 9100 Wilshire Blvd. Sixth Floor, West Tower
 Beverly Hills, CA 90212
 (310) 550-7776 p
 (310) 550-1701 f
 mmeyerson@bwr-la.com
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