Pedro del Hierro, Duarte or Mans are some of the companies with collections for men that participated in the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in Madrid. Brands that explore new frontiers of the masculine aesthetic universe for next fall / winter and generally offer men less corsetry, asexual, and less complex when it comes to color choices, textures and all sorts of trends. technologyies
A great reason to reconsider
what trends will be in the men's wardrobe (if, of course, you dare).
Here you have an overview of
all the designers who used men's fashion in their collections, which they
presented at the 71st week of Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid.
A great opportunity to
consider what trends will fill the men's wardrobe (if, of course, you dare to
wear any of them).
Here is a complete list of
the originators who presented their menswear collections at
the 71st Mercedes Benz Fashion Week in Madrid.
EDUARDO NAVARRETE
Filled it to the top. Eduardo
Navarrete is worthy of a round of applause. The former participant of the first
issue of "Maestros de la Costura" has achieved a lot in a short time:
he has a store in the modern Lavapies district, a large group of followers that
is growing day by day, the favor and friendship of the most famous celebrities
and the unifying force that many of yours already need. colleagues. So much so
that he didn't hesitate to put up tickets for his parade on sale.
But let's move on to
collecting. Because besides all this aesthetic props, there is a solid offer.
The designer works out of twill to create “fake” jeans, which he churns out all
the iconography of slot machines, such as the dollar symbol, the cherry or the
number 7. Las Vegas casinos and movies have a lot of inspiration. like a casino
and a dancer. Each model is a character, and together they form a fauna that
appears between the game tables.
Crystal corsetry stands out,
contrasting with the seriousness of the white shirts.
Filled it to the top. Eduardo
Navarrete is truly admirable. The former participant of the first edition of
the television program Maestros de la Costura managed to do a lot in a short
time: he has a store in the modern district of Lavapies, a large group of
followers that is growing day by day, the favor and friendship of the most famous
media and a vocation that many of his peers. So much so that he didn't hesitate
to put up tickets for his parade on sale.
But let's move on to
collecting. Because besides all this cosmetic props, there is a solid offer.
The designer is working on a twill to create “fake” jeans that print all the
iconography of slot machines, such as the dollar symbol, cherry or number 7.
Las Vegas casinos and other people are inspiring. films such as Casino and
Dancing Girls. Each model is a character, and together they form a fauna that
appears between the game tables.
The glass stone corsetry
stands out, contrasting with the seriousness of the white shirts.
MALE
Behind MANS is Jaime Alvarez of
Seville, who has become a new value in Spanish fashion in just 25 years. He
comes to Madrid after his triumph at Barcelona Fashion Week, where he has won
the award for Best Young Designer for the third year in a row. The collection
offers meticulous experimentation with the masculine silhouette, giving
tailoring to a new and modern idea of masculinity: high-waisted trousers,
belts, hunting trousers and short blazers embody and emphasize understated yet
eloquent masculinity.
In contrast, trousers with a very wide
waist and leg are responsible for adding volume and flow, forming a block to
offer a more fabulous side of the concept.
Also noteworthy are designs that
reinvent garments from previous collections, such as the jacket overlaid on the
side, a concept that is applied in this case to open-necked shirts.
As for fabrics, the classic thousand
stripes are combined with fabrics and cashmere for coats and jackets, with
ponies and lamb for outerwear. Knitted jumpers in fancy fabrics and cotton
poplin for shirts and leather for shoes.
Behind MANS is Jaime Alvarez of
Seville, who at 25 has become a new value in Spanish fashion. He arrived in
Madrid after his triumph at Barcelona Fashion Week, where he has been honored
as Best Young Designer for the third consecutive year. The collection offers
meticulous experimentation with the masculine silhouette, giving tailoring to a
new and modern idea of masculinity: high-waisted trousers, belts,
windbreakers and short-sleeved jackets that emphasize understated yet eloquent
masculinity.
On the other hand, the very wide waist
and pants are responsible for volume and fluidity, forming a block suggesting
the most dreamy side of the concept.
Also noteworthy are designs that
reinterpret items from previous collections, such as the over-the-knee jacket,
a concept applied in this case to open-necked shirts.
As for fabrics, the classic thousand
stripes are combined with fabrics and cashmere for coats and jackets, with
ponies and lamb for outerwear. Knitted jumpers from fashionable fabrics and
cotton poplin for shirts and leather for shoes.
MAISON TABLE
From the vaulted hall of the Casa de la
Panaderia to the Glass Pavilion of the Casa de Campo. This iconic building,
built in 1965, was one of Mies van der Rohe's favorites, which is why Juan
Carlos Mesa, the creative director of Maison Mesa, chose it to present his
collection - an exercise in shapes and colors related to the Bauhaus. , whose
director was the architect.
Mesa revives the spirit of the renowned
school of architecture, design and crafts, a space for creativity whose
influence has lasted more than a century after its founding. His collection
seduces with shapes and colors, but surprises with its perfect patterns,
created by talented hands who adore the craft in all its forms.
He rethought the basic shapes and
simplest structures, circle, triangle and rectangle, and used primary and
secondary colors.
Mesa produces men's clothing for the first
time. He also dresses us in overalls, huge pullovers with colored stripes, maxi
pants, skirts, dresses.
The collection is a declaration of love
for fashion, but also for architecture, and what could be better than this
unique glass building.
From the vaulted hall of the Casa de la
Panaderia to the Glass Pavilion of the Casa de Campo. This iconic building,
built in 1965, was one of Mies van der Rohe's favorites, which is why Juan
Carlos Mesa, creative director of Maison Mesa, chose it to showcase his collection.
Mesa revives the spirit of the famous
school of architecture, design and crafts, a space for creativity, whose
influence has persisted for more than a century after its founding. His
collection seduces with its shapes and colors, but surprises with its perfect
patterns, created by talented hands who love the craft in all its forms.
He rethought basic shapes and simpler
structures, circle, triangle and rectangle, and the use of primary and
secondary colors.
Mesa produces men's clothing for the
first time. And he dresses us in overalls, huge pullovers with colored stripes,
maxi pants, skirts, dresses.
The collection is a declaration of love
for fashion, but also for architecture, and what could be better than this
unique glass building.