Bridal fashion brand Ogadenia Couture presents its latest bridal collection at Atelier Couture, once again. Spanish brand OGADENIA Couture creates wedding, party and cocktail dresses for women, from the Canary Islands to the world. Classic designs with innovative nuances. Movies, classical ballet, history and music are some of the sources of inspiration for the fashion designer from the Canary Islands. It is worth highlighting the richness of the embroidery and openwork implicit in each of her designs due to the designer's high intercultural knowledge in said artisanal skills.

Ogadenia Couture brings together tradition and innovation at Barcelona Bridal Fashion Week. 'Classics that make you fall in love', a collection based on fashion patterns that made movie history, as well as fashion from Paris and the United States of America during last century’s decades; the 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, that surprises with sensual, as well as sober and elegant, designs. A part of the collection is drawn up from gentleman's tailoring patterns and adapted to women’s figures, in combination with purely feminine, delicate designs showcasing an important commitment to the openwork craft of Ingenio "a traditional and unique art of our homeland that I hope to make known internationally" affirms the Canarian creator. The fashion designer from Ingenio, has placed the thread and needlework of the artisans from the Asociación de Caladoras de la Villa de Ingenio (ACVI) on her collection. With no limit other than that imposed by tradition, the openwork craft offers each design a different vision, providing it with its own movement, beyond the dress.  

Designer Lucas Balboa presents at Barcelona Bridal Fashion Week his latest Greek-inspired men's collection, DELPHOS, home of the famed oracle where magic and the occult, as well as Greek legacies, come together in an explosion of colour, art, culture and tradition. Objects play a very important role in the development of the collection that embarks us on a journey to the most classical of cultures, a journey of the senses, of that which is elegant and traditional, without folklore. Highlighted are new patterns and ways of cutting, such as the two coloured, removable lapels to create more choices when changing garments. Jackets tend to be more oversize, and jackets are fitted in the right measure emphasizing the conventional jacket with most original details in finishes and pattern symmetry. Tones blend or tones differ in waistcoats and suit structures with details such as subtle saddler and embroideries, but always a vibrant flash of rhinestones and beads. In general, pieces that transports us to a defined line in cutting and garment making with the highest standards of luxury together with good craftsmanship.

Adolfo Domínguez presented IKIGAI, the fall-winter 2024 collection, together with a selection of new perfumes, in a global streaming fashion show accessible from more than 29 countries. The event, which brought together fashion and perfume, took place at the La Moneda cultural center in Santiago de Chile, where the fashion brand created an immersive experience. Ikigai, a Japanese concept that invites each person to go in search of their vital purpose, is the mindset around which Adolfo Domínguez's fall-winter 2024 collection is developed: a collection designed to free oneself. The result is a selection of garments and accessories designed to be lived in, with clothes that are created to make people understand that beauty and happiness reside in the little things. Japanese culture, from which the Ikigai concept arises, is reflected in prints and signature pieces with abundant wrinkled fabrics, ruffles and asymmetrical cuts.

Designer Juana Martín presented the firm's fifth fashion proposal in Paris during the first day of the Juana Martín calendar. As usual, the fashion designer from Cordova was inspired by eternal Andalusia: Pared de Cal (Whitewashed Walls) with their infinite prisms and views, and endless stories and protagonists. Fruits were the symbol of temptation, their shapes present in rhinestones, crystal and silver embroidery upon magnificent fabrics. Feathers, cut Chantilly lace with resin baths, veil gauze that flow and flare while also outlining the female silhouette, the insinuating transparency being proximate to desire and beauty. And present in the fashion proposal a powerful color; deep red, like blood and desire. Resin silhouettes cover the body in an insinuating way or splashing like drops of suffering, black silk muslin flies over the body. Branches of lemon trees, pomegranates, vine leaves and grapes... in silver that grow from the dresses as if they were an extension of nature. A surprising reinterpretation of the Cordovan hat appears on the scene in the form of a top hat.

INUÑEZ presents her new collection for the spring/summer 2024 season at Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid titled 'SEE NOW, BUY NOW', which is now for sale. The collection arises as a reflection on illusions as the driving force of life, where dreams evoke pleasure. In this dreamlike atmosphere, the designer highlights the complexity of her patterns and the meticulous details with stitching, drawstrings, ribs, and hand pleats, complemented by her artisans’ handmade embroidery on garments and belts. Isabel Nuñez proposes very feminine pieces where fitted silhouettes with low waists coexist with silk muslins that veil the woman's body. Noble fabrics predominate such as silk in various variants (muslin, satin and crepes), natural linen, cotton and silk knit, nappa leather in vibrant colors and crystal embroidery. A special mention to pleats in different versions and in multiple directions. The color palette moves in the range of oranges, pinks and blues, merging with more neutral colors such as grays and whites that sometimes turn silver. The accessories (gloves, shoes and bags) break up the styles with strong colors in contrast to the garment’s pastels or monochrome.  

The Maemuki Spring 2024 collection takes us to the next level of the Dominnico community. The influences of Japanese culture and inspiration from urban tribes such as the Gyaru and the Sweet Lolitas, serve Domingo Rodríguez Lázaro, the fashion brand’s creative director, to readdress his creative universe from a diverse and free point of view where different currents, such as Steam Punk, the Metaverse, craftsmanship and upcycling coexist with the digital age, Kawaii aesthetics and the brand's own sweet tones. The fashion proposals main fabrics are denim, recycled leather and fur, in addition to Lycra and, in terms of color, DOMINNICO opts for milky tones, white and silver.