Madrid has been, for the last week, the city of fashion. From Saturday 7 to Wednesday 11 July, the 68th edition of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid, the great Spanish fashion catwalk, has hosted two shows inside and outside of Ifema's pavilion 14.
Pilar Dalbat, Oteyza and Angel Schlesser were in charge of giving the starting gun to a catwalk in which the novelties for the season have been presented Spring Adventure 2019 and to which countless guests have come. At Bezzia, we have not wanted to miss the appointment and we offer you the best of the catwalk.
The first day of the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid took place in different stages of the city. Pilar Dalbat he presented his collection 'Zona Norte' in the courtyard of the Casa Árabe. A collection of traditional Arab clothing garments in a contemporary key. To enjoy the next women's fashion show, you had to go to the Real Jardín Botánico de Madrid, a space in which Angel Schelesser presented a chromatically austere collection and in which the tailored jacket took center stage.
MBFWMadrid: Pilar Dalbat, Angel Schelesser, Outsiders Division and Christian Simmon
During the first hours of the MBFWM the tenth edition of the contest was also held Samsung GO Innovation Project that rewards new designers who combine technology and fashion in their collections. For her paraded among others: constanza + LAB, Christian Simmon, Zap-Buj, Andres Zurru or Outsiders Division.
MBFW Madrid: Agatha Ruiz de la Prada, Teresa Helbig, Ulises Merida and Miguel Marinero
On Sunday, July 8, the first to parade was Agatha Ruiz de la Prada that in homage to 'Smiles and tears', uses new 100% aldodón upholstery fabrics to make its fun designs. I followed him Theresa Helbig, whose botanical-inspired proposals and earth tones, khaki green, pink, white and yellow, were one of the most anticipated of this first day at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid. Ulises Merida and Miguel Marinero closed the morning with striking oversized flared dresses and a new tailoring inspired by the African continent, respectively.
MBFWMadrid: María Escoté and Pedro del Hierro
In the afternoon, it was the turn of Maria Escote, Pedro del Hierro, JC Pajares and Palomo Spain. Maria Escoté presented OMGirls, a collection inspired by the Powerpuff Girls that turns the tracksuit into a luxury garment. Proposals far removed from those presented Pedro del Hierro for next fall-winter 2019. Inclined to cover the expectations in large celebrations, Puro Arte stood out for the richness of its fabrics and its patterns and gave us suggestive dresses and striking puffed sleeves in tops with strapless necklines and jumpsuits.
MBFWMadrid: Custo Barcelona and The 2nd Skin Co
During the fourth day, we were surprised by the safari-inspired garments with leopard print and pierrot collars by Malne, as well as the asymmetrical and creative pieces by Custo Barcelona. The 2nd Skin Co it conquered us with the romanticism and elegance of a collection dominated by a palette of soft colors such as light blue and beige, dotted with pink hues.
MBFWMadrid: Roberto Torretta and Devota & Lomba
That same day he returned to Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid Roberto Torretta, betting on a woman with a strong personality wrapped in striking greens, sensual and flowing dresses and structured leather garments. Structured but light were also the patterns of Devotee & Lomba, in which the angel sleeves attracted attention.
MBFWMadrid: Inuñez (2), Duyos and Hannibal Laguna
The catwalk began on Tuesday 10 with the parade of Inunez which featured ethereal and feminine designs in which fabric overlays took center stage. The morning continued with John Duyos, which filled the catwalk with light with metallic fabrics in champagne color. Closed the morning Hannibal Laguna with a series of flowing dresses in pastel tones and / or with printed cherry blossoms, perfect for any great occasion.
MBFW Madrid: Dolores Cortes, Ana Locking, Juanjo Oliva and Beatriz Peñalver
That same afternoon the parades of Dolores Cortes, Ana Locking, Juanjo Oliva, Leandro Cano and Beatriz Peñalver, among others, followed one another. We were struck by the prints inspired by the architecture of Ocean's Drive or Collins Avenue by Dolores Cortes, the aesthetics of Ana Locking recalling the glorious years of 'voguing', the eco-proposal of Juanjo Oliva in a bicolor key and the color deployment of Beatriz Peñalver to honor the fashion of those celebrities who walked Marbella in the seventies and eighties.
MBFWMadrid: Ailanto (2), Marcos Luengo and Menchén Tomas
Big names enclosed the last day of the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid. Opened the catwalk Ailanthus Inspired by the outstanding master jeweler of Art Nouveau René Lalique. The result? A collection marked by dusty colors and plant prints with a romantic image. The Countess, Marcos Luengo and Menchén Tomas were the next to parade. with collections inspired respectively by the 60s, the seabed and Havana.
MBFWMadrid: Jorge Vazquez, Duarte, Juna Vidal and Moises Nieto
Jorge Vazquez, Duarte, Juna Vidal and Moises Nieto closed the catwalk. Jorgue vazquez He conquered again with his refinement and a suggestive color palette that included mint, lavender, yellow, while Duarte did it with his sobriety choosing a warm color palette. Juan Vidal put on foot through his collection the value of eroticism and Moises Nieto dismissed this edition of MBFWMadrid with a presentation starring 24 mannequins that exhibited carefree looks, among which stood out sixties dresses.
Have you followed this edition of MBFWMadrid? What shows did you like the most?