Well, the 68th edition of MBFWMadrid ended with many novelties in terms of men's fashion. 11 of the 47 creators and brands that have participated in the Madrid catwalk have brought out collections for us (which is to be appreciated in a preferably female Fashion Week) and they have done so with a desire to innovate and a lot of daring.
As big headlines for the upcoming
spring-summer season; The 80s return with a more festive and less vindictive
air, goodbye to the dictatorship of the cigarette and mini sizes, we say hello
again to shoulder pads and bright colors and, in general, everything goes
towards the timeless and without gender.
In particular, I prefer the tailoring
of García Madrid, the classic airs of Pedro del Hierro and the daring of Palomo
Spain. Here you have the summary of the catwalk when it comes to men's fashion.
The 68th edition of
MBFWMadrid is over with many news in regard to men's fashion. 11 out of 47
creators and brands that have participated in the Madrid catwalk have released
collections for men (which is to be appreciated in a Fashion Week, preferably
for women) and they have done so with a desire to innovate and a lot of daring.
As a big headlines for next
spring-summer season; the 80s are going back with more festive air, goodbye to
the dictatorship of the slim fit and the mini sizes, we´ll say hello again to
the shoulder pads and the striking colors and, in general, everything goes
towards the timeless and without gender .
In particular, I love the
tailoring of García Madrid, the classic airs of Pedro del Hierro and the
audacity of Palomo Spain. Here I leave the summary of the catwalk in regard to
male fashion.
PEDRO DEL HIERRO
With 1974 and the first collection of
Pedro del Hierro as a starting point, 'Puro arte' was born, the proposal on the
catwalk of this emblematic Spanish firm. The collection mixes the seventies
style represented by the bell dresses, boots and glitter, with the brand's
characteristic baroque airs, represented in volumes and fabrics.In this fashion
show, Pedro del Hierro presents his autumn / winter proposals for this same
year to give the calendar an air of continuity. Among the materials used,
sequins, pleated tulle, jacquard, cashmere and taffeta stand out, which give
shape to very nocturnal outfits that range from party style, through tailored
suits to monochrome 'total looks'.
As 1974 and the first
collection of Pedro del Hierro as a starting point was born "Puro
Arte", the proposal on the catwalk of this emblematic Spanish company.
The collection mixes the
seventies style represented by the bell suits, the boots and the shines, with
the characteristic Baroque airs of the brand, represented in volumes and
fabrics,
In this parade, Pedro del
Hierro presents his autumn / winter proposals for this year to give the
calendar an air of continuity.
Among the materials he works
with include sequins, pleated tull, eljacquard, cashmere and taffeta that give
shape to very nocturnal outfits ranging from party style through tailor suits
to the 'total looks' monochrome.
MIGUEL MARINERO
Miguel Marinero has produced only 2
men's proposals in his entire collection (something that we appreciate) and
that is very in line with his entire proposal, Africa as a backdrop with a
color palette taken from the desert nature and the typical costumes of the
different regions , where garnets, blues and browns abound in all their
versions.
Miguel Marinero has released
only 2 male proposals in his collection (something we appreciate) and that is
very much in line with his proposal, Africa as a backdrop with a chromatic
palette taken from the desert nature and the typical costumes of different
regions, where there are a lot of garnets, blues and browns in all its
versions.
PALOMO SPAIN
The collection, inspired by the
Wunderkammer - curio cabinets from the 18th and 19th centuries - draws on
aesthetic references from distant worlds and unique exotic character.
Voluminous and full-bodied garments coexist in Palomo's imagination with
lighter and more flexible pieces, which are colored in a color palette that
takes us from spectacular blues, yellows and fuchsia pinks, to basic ones such
as white, black and earth tones. The new young Palomo travels wrapped in wild
silks and sophisticated velvet-knit ensembles. She wears palazzo pants made of
leather and striking laminated fabrics used in skorts. Linen, for the purest
and most traditional lines, and spacious cotton tunics are two of the new
additions to the wardrobe of the explorer and restless traveler that stars in
the Palomo collection.
The collection, inspired by
the Wunderkammer - cabinets of curiosities from the 18th and 19th centuries -
is the source of aesthetic references of distant and exotic worlds of unique
character.
Voluminous and full-bodied
garments coexist in Palomo's imaginary with lighter and more flexible pieces,
which are colored by a chromatic palette that takes us from spectacular blues,
yellows and fuchsia roses, to basic ones such as white, black and earth tones.
The new young Palomo travels
wrapped in wild silks and sophisticated sets in velvet knit. He wears palazzo
pants made of leather and striking rolled fabrics used in skorts. Linen, for
the purest and most traditional lines, and wide cotton tunics are two of the
new additions to the closet of the explorer and restless traveler that stars in
the collection of Palomo.