How pissed I am that I couldn't go to the last Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid. You already know that I coincided with a trip to Korea for professional reasons, but that doesn't mean I missed it. No sir, no. Fortunately, there is internet and I was able to follow from Seoul (8 hour time difference) for the Madrid podium parades. redditbooks
I realized that when I meet Spanish
fashion, a lot changes for the better. The inclusion of models of different
nationalities, ages, sizes or sexual identities has become a must in this
seismic fashion industry, which is timidly beginning to break its rigid and
outdated surface to embrace the canons of plurality.
However, when it comes to men's
fashion, we're still pretty rare. Once again, the designers took us to a
secondary role, once again turning MBFWM into a predominantly female catwalk.
Of the few who made us proposals, I
single out Oteiza, Roberto Verino and Pedro del Hierro. His collections are
truly unique and original.
Here.
What a pity we couldn't attend the
latest edition of Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid. You know that I had a trip
to Korea for professional reasons, but that does not mean that I missed it. No
sir, no. Thank goodness there is internet and I can follow all the shows from
Seoul (and with an 8 hour time difference).
I noticed that when I meet Spanish
fashion, a lot changes for the better. The inclusion of models of different
nationalities, ages, sizes, or sexual identities has become a must in this
seismic fashion industry, which is timidly beginning to break its rigid and
outdated surface to embrace the canons of plurality.
However, when it comes to men's
clothing, there are still quite a few of us. In another episode, the designers
took us back to a secondary role, once again turning MBFWM into a predominantly
female catwalk.
Oteiza, Roberto Verino and Pedro del
Hierro stand apart. His collections are truly unique and original.
Here you go.
OTEIZA
I confess that every year I like this
brand more. His proposal, a performative performance divided into three acts,
titled Spades as a theatrical show, symbolizes the union of plastic and visual
arts. The traditional Spanish avant-garde influence that characterizes the
design duo of Paul García and Catherine Falla is again present in a journey
through time in which they seek to revive the traditions of the country in
which they were inspired and served as a thread. ... plot for the last three
years since the beginning of its journey.
The collection consists of minimalist
cuts with crisp and clean lines, turtleneck doublets, tiered trousers or the
famous Galerna (button-down coat), made from "almost sheared, with a
touch" of white merino salamantine wool. Shades of ocher, grays, greens
and ultramarine have colored a range of garments, including an updated version
of the traditional Sega cape known as Cape Zuloaga and the Caco hat, a reinterpretation
of the classic Cordoba accessory. Accessories such as sunglasses or a bag
discreetly accompanied the clothes, and the shoe collection, created in
collaboration with the national brand Otrura, gives a look to the present that
they pay homage to the past.
I confess that every year I like this
brand more. His proposal, a performative performance, divided into three acts
called "spears" as a theatrical show, symbolizes the union of plastic
and visual arts. The traditional Spanish avant-garde influence that characterizes
this design duo of Paul García and Caterina Falls is again present in the time
travel with which they seek to embrace the native tradition in which they are
inspired and which served as a conductive thread. ... A controversy over the
past three years since they started their journey. The collection consists of
minimalist cuts with crisp and clean lines, doublets, tiered trousers or the
famous Galerna (buttoned jacket) in white merino wool “almost trimmed, with
impurities”. The shades of ocher, gray, forest green and ultramarine blue
underestimate the selection of garments, among which their revised version of
the traditional Sega bonnet known as Cape Zuloaga and the Caco hat, a
reinterpretation of the classic Cordoba accessory, were not overlooked. ...
Accessories such as sunglasses or handbags discreetly complement the garment,
while the shoe collection, created in collaboration with Nacional Otrura, gives
a look to the present that they pay homage to the past. fashionglee
PEDRO DEL HIERROMore and more firms are opting for the "look now,
buy now" strategy, or present a collection on the runway that will be
immediately available in stores. Pedro del Hierro was one of the first houses
to adopt this model in our country, and in the third season he uses his Madrid
Fashion Week show to show the creations of the next Spring / Summer 2019
season.This new proposal, called Solar, is inspired by the star king and all
the moments he experiences during a summer day.Models of different sizes and
ages presented these models, which make up the ideal summer wardrobe: light,
sophisticated and obvious protagonist - a suit; the most versatile look at any
time of the year.Inspired by the sun, summer sky and sea, the next season in
Pedro del Hierro will be colored turquoise, orange and ocher, where white is
the common thread of the day's offer and dark blue is an alternative to black
for the night.More and more firms are betting on the "See now, buy
now" strategy or are putting on a runway a collection that will be
immediately available in stores. Pedro del Hierro was one of the pioneers to
adopt this model in our country and in the third edition he took advantage of
his show at Madrid Fashion Week to showcase the creations of the next Spring /
Summer 2019 season. This new proposal, christened Solar, is inspired by Astro
King and all the moments that he passes during a summer day. Models of
different sizes and ages presented designs that make up the perfect summer
wardrobe: light, sophisticated and with a clear main character - the wardrobe;
The most versatile look at any time of the year. The new season of Pedro de
Hierro, inspired by the sun, summer sky and sea, will be painted in turquoise,
orange and ocher colors.
ROBERTO VERINO
Together with Roberto Verino at the 69th Madrid Fashion
Week, the Madrid catwalk moved to Egypt. It is this country, the sand of its
desert and its monuments full of history that give shape to her new Marhaba
(Hello) collection for the 2019 spring / summer season. For this reason, it
stands out from the season that This catwalk prescribes (Fall-Winter 2019-2020)
to also place bets to see now, buy now (I see it now, I buy it now).
The philosophy of his collection for both men and women
is to find fashion focused on comfort and based on fabrics adapted to the high
summer temperatures, such as linen, cotton or ultra-light nappa. A very soft
palette of pastel and earthy tones prevails in the color scheme.
His explorer appearance (achieved through cargo pants and
Saharan jackets made from exquisite bedding) tells us of the temples and tombs
along the Nile and the exquisite styles of silk and gauze that take us to the
East.
Together with
Roberto Verino at the 69th Madrid Fashion Week, the Madrid catwalk moved to
Egypt. It is this country, the sand of its desert and its monuments full of
history that give shape to her new Marhaba (hello) collection for the 2019
spring / summer season. Thus, she stands out from this season. podium
(Fall-Winter 2019-2020) to also place bets on See Now, Buy Now. The philosophy
of his collection for both men and women is the search for a fashion that
relies on comfort and is based on fabrics adapted to the high temperatures of
summer, such as linen, cotton or ultra-light nappa. A very soft palette of
pastel and earthy tones prevails in the color scheme.