Paloma Suarez’s “Western” and other fashion highlights that marked the fourth day of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week

THE Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week It is one of the most anticipated events in the Spanish fashion calendar. It began on September 11 and throughout the week the most important national designers reveal their proposals for spring 2025.

THE 80th edition meets the expectations of all those who come to the IFEMA site to discover on the catwalks the keys to the future season. This Saturday, September 14, the fourth day of fashion was celebrated and those responsible for breastfeeding were Dolores Cortés, Paloma Suárez, Fely Campo, Custo Barcelona, ​​​​​​Yolancris, Lola Casademunt and Michael Costello, who put the finishing touches to the day in the late afternoon.

The fashion marathon day started at 11:00 a.m. with Dolores Cortés and his ode to art. “Art is humanity transformed into crafts” inspired designer William Morris and the Arts and Crafts movement in Cortés.

Using nature and its sinuous organic silhouettes of leaves and flowers, she created inspiring XS prints. freedomTheir subtlety blends with the maximalist design of vintage graphics tinged with pastel colors.

He surreal atmosphere His colorful creations contrast with the black and white ethnic capsule, resulting in a balanced relationship between avant-garde and timelessness.

Just an hour and a half later, at noon, Paloma Suarez featured Lucky Me. A collection that claims the work that leads to success, and that it does not come by chance. “There are many who want to be lucky, but few who decide to take the plunge” commented the pioneering house in the textile techniques that support its know-how.

Rich textures and innovative prints create a collection of light colors inspiration western. Bohemian silhouettes with a twist glamour They paraded on the catwalk, stylish hats cowboy and boots combined with a particular taste, signaling the most powerful return of this aesthetic.

The sustainable vision of the house and the taste for the details of craftsmanship have given way to an unsuspected journey blurred by Fely Campo.

“The undulating silk, accompanied by the swaying sun. Legend and mystery…”, this is how he presents the luxury ready-to-wear collection inspired by his journey through Europe and China.

Chinese handmade silks brought by the designer during her recent trip to Guangzhou were the protagonists of lightweight garments interspersed with voluminous taffetas, linens, printed brocades and even embroidered ones. glitter. Lei Zu, the name that christens the connection, is an ode to wealth of the most carefully crafted fabric and silhouettes.

It is the magic of traveling the Silk Road until you reach the freedom of Custo Barcelona. As spontaneous and natural as usual, her colorful proposal inaugurated Saturday afternoon with pieces allied to women.

The dresses take center stage, but the materials used in their making do not go unnoticed. Nor does the color palette. Intense graphic blues coexist with dusty reds and animal prints for a collection worth seeing for all.

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