Designer Leandro Cano returned after five years to Madrid with a fashion show where he presented his new artistic collection, 'MENU', along with pieces from his anticipated Fall Winter 2024-2025 collection.
The inspiration behind the creator’s new collection resides in a return to Cano's origins by revisiting his first "Buffet" collection through the lens of experience celebrating his evolution thoughout the years.
The designer offers a diverse range of silhouettes including men's as well as women’s tailoring, jumpsuits and jackets, and mermaid, midi dresses. Large volumes appear in skirts, shoulders and sleeves, along with coats and trench coats.
The pattern design in 'MENU' is an exercise in the geometrical deconstruction of volumes, marking a contrast between rounded shapes and straight lines. As a distinctive element of the collection, Cano has incorporated biker-inspired shapes into many of the garments, a common thread that runs throughout the collection.
'MENU' is characterized by a color palette that includes black, which predominates and is used by the fashion creator for the first time, as well as vibrant shades of blue, beige, red and pink.
A unique print created for the collection stands out: a contemporary reinterpretation of Toile de Jouy that unfolds in a variety of fabrics and includes figures of King Philip II on a motorcycle cutting off heads through the fields of Andalusia, and Mary Tudor with in her heart in her hand.
