He the creator Lorenzo Caprile will be the guest of honor of the 17th edition of “Palmer Wedding Fountain”which will be held from October 3 to 6 in the city of Cordoba. The designer will visit the so-called city of brides on the opening day of the event, on October 3, as reported this Wednesday by the organization of this fair in a press release.
“Fuente Palmera de Boda” will present for this new edition a designer of national and international prestige recognized. This way, Lorenzo Caprile will be responsible for carrying out the inaugural inauguration ceremony This starts the event.
“We want recognize the path and working in the world of fashion and his contribution, where he became the leading designer of Spanish high society,” says Manuel Jesús Adame, president of the Business Association of Colonia de Fuente Palmera. Throughout his career, Lorenzo Caprile has dressed personalities of the size of the Queen Letizia or Queen Sofiaand has received numerous awards and recognitions such as the 2013 Ceres de Teatro Prize for best costumes, the 2014 Ciudad de Alcalá Prize for Art and Letters or the Gold Medal for Merit in Fine Arts awarded by the Ministry of Culture.
Caprilfor his part, assured that it is “for me a great honor to sponsor this wonderful event dedicated to bridal fashion, which is my passion, my profession and to which I have dedicated my entire life.
Caprile, jury of the Designers Contest
Your presence will also extend to Young Designers Competitionwhich will celebrate the final of its eighth edition at 7:30 p.m. on the same opening day. On this occasion, Caprile will be part of the jury who will evaluate the designs of the fifteen participants. A responsibility in which the designer fits perfectly into his already well-known career in the TVE talent show, ‘Maestros de la Costura’.
“Lorenzo Caprile It is without a doubt one of the leading Spanish designers“, says Adame about this guest of honor who thus joins the cast that Fuente Palmera de Boda had, where Elio Berhanyer, Hannibal Laguna, Victorio & Lucchino, Palomo Spain, Silbon and Modesto Lomba, among others, have passed through.
