After being given a brief on the RCZ, the International Motorshow and the requirements of the dress itself. The words ‘Bold, Sophisticated, Innovative and Conscious’ were the four words to abide by when coming up with the design. All garments are created using the highest quality fabrics and detail, each well cut and finished. No element is too small to consider when it comes to designing a garment to fit such a phenomenal brand.

The design: stunning, sleek and timeless much like Peugeot itself.

Designer Begitta Stolk, not only set out to create a unique garment for the 2010 launch of Peugeot’s new car, the RCZ, Begitta also showcased her latest collection 'DollHouse' at the Australian International Motorshow on the 16th of October. “I feel so honoured and excited at the prospect of working with such a remarkable company”, said the designer, “To be able to not only create a unique design for Peugeot but to also show alongside such a well known and respected corporation, is such an incredible opportunity.”

In celebrating 200 years of engineering innovation, Peugeot is set for the launch of their new car - the RCZ at the 2010 Australian International Motorshow in Sydney. In honour of this release, Peugeot has chosen to work with the young designer label Begitta, in creating a uniquely designed garment which will represent the style and emotion – not only the company but the car itself.

“For 200 years, Peugeot has uniquely combined emotion and the pursuit of perfection in all its activities. Peugeot’s aim is to ensure that emotion is always at the heart of the
motoring experience: a Peugeot will never be purely functional. This is the thought with which we’ve commenced 2010 and that which will see us move toward achieving  our goals for the future. As we launch such products as RCZ, 5 by Peugeot and the Hybrid4 technology, our focus is on innovation. And that is why we are delighted to be associated with “Begitta” for the Australian International Motorshow, as Begitta design and inspiration are focused on modernity and style and just like Peugeot, will never be purely functional.” says Ken Thomas, General Manager / Director, Peugeot Australia.