China has become an unavoidable destination for Maria Escoté. The designer, in charge of opening the third day of fashion shows in MBFWM, prepares to open 30 points of sale in the Asian giant, a milestone that has inexcusably marked her creative imagination. The contrasts of Chinese culture are the leitmotif of her proposals for next summer, which are filled with flowers that evoke exotic gardens, embroidery, dragon and snake prints opposing single-color oversize looks made of wool and denim.
Maya Hansen slides on the runway her passion for the skating world. Garments inspired by the hockey wardrobe, skater aesthetics and figure skating, made of neoprene, mesh, synthetic leather and lycra, are the key to her spring / summer collection 2017. The Madrid designer launches with this proposal incorporating 3D printing in her creations, with muzzles, masks and protections in shoulders and hips.
Teresa Helbig wore 20 years ago a feathered dress to a wedding and the great interest aroused among the guests at the party led her to create her first collection. Today Teresa wanted to turn the runway into a dance floor and relive that moment when she launched into the fashion world, displaying her know-how with creations inspired by ballet, burlesque, flappers or disco aesthetics.
Amaya Arzuaga celebrates 20 years at Madrid Fashion Week conducting an exercise in introspection. The designer from Burgos mixes her new proposals with a review of the most representative pieces of her latest spring / summer collections. A glance at the past and one foot set in the future that have points in common, such as architectural volumes and complex knitwear that, over the years, have risen as the signature hallmark of Arzuaga.
Monet's water lilies inspire the collection by Ailanto. The prints by the Muñoz brothers are filled with water lilies, dragonflies and flowers. The dress is the main star of a collection with a pronounced lingerie character. Finials lace, bias cuts, transparencies and very sheer silk gauze result in a subtly sensuous proposal. Folds and yokes put the unmistakable naif touch by the Ailanto’s to ultra-feminine creations.
"God is on the road" is the remarkable journey proposed by Maria ke Fisherman. Sister Jane Eschweiler is the protagonist of this road trip in search of the salvation of souls and lonely hearts. A story spun to pay tribute to the convent with which the duo collaborates since their beginning to produce their global crocheted garments that, this time, appear with messages of divine inspiration. Mikado silk, synthetic leather, acrylic coated cottons and technical yarns complete the proposals by the brand from Extremadura.
Juana Martin presents "Eclectic" an avalanche of ideas, references and shapes that seek harmony. The collection is inspired by Greece, its islands, but without losing the unmistakable flamenco aura by the designer from Cordoba. Very light and fresh fabrics are the protagonists in designs that lift off from the body in search of volume and are decorated with delicate artisan embroidery.
