When you start from scratch and want to make a place for yourself in the fashion design worldthat a influencer as Maria Pombowho has several million followers on social networks, put your clothesrepresents a huge boost for the company.
This is what happens to the the young Navarre Ane Mendinuetasince the influencer posted a series of photos on Instagram wearing a linen top designed by her.
María Pombo has 3.2 million followers on this social network and on this specific publication, more than 156,000 “likes”, hence the joy of the young man from Huarte Araquil.
His creations have not only reached the famous influencer, but also the screenwriterannouncer, presenter, comicwriter and monologuer Spanish, Valerie Ros wore clothes designed by AM:PM the name of the young Navarrese’s signature.
Also the Presenter of Telecinco Alba Lago She has worn their blazers and their tops and designs have been featured in specialist fashion magazines.
This is the success of Mendinueta than a big brand like ‘mango‘, which has 2,600 stores worldwide, has inspired by the top designed by Navarra for your new collection.
Ane Mendinueta herself wrote on her networks that she felt very sad that “companies as big as Mango have to take inspiration” emerging brands“.
It is striking that Mango’s design is extraordinarily similar to that of the Navarrese firm, and that the difference lies in the length of the laces of the closures at the back.
The designer lamented on her networks that in the description of the Mango product they also used practically the same terms expressing the same idea that gives meaning to its name. trademark.
And that’s it AM:PM or rather ‘From morning to evening’ ‘, this is exactly the name of the brand created by Mendinueta, which literally means: from morning to eveningand what she tries to convey is that with the clothes she designs, you can get dressed in the morning to go to work, to go out partying in the evening.
A description that Mango almost copied, just as she denounces it.
Ultimately, Mendinueta is clear about his is committed to circularity and recycling of clothing. This is how their blazersmen’s blazers that take on a second life, adapted and redesigned. New or used, their clothes are sensational and, what’s better, set the trend.
The problem is, maybe they are.imitate“But it might be as good as a big brand has “imitated” one of his creations, a sign that he is ‘hit hard’ in the world of fashion, with a small company working in Pamplona.
