LOLA CASADEMUNT BY MAITE, a “fashion statement” in 080 Barcelona Fashion Week

08/05/2023

LOLA CASADEMUNT BY MAITE’s fashion proposals for next season fall winter 2023-2024, are a fashion statement that highlight modern and eclectic styles as rulers in urban environments.

Volumes are rich in textures and fabrics. A total black colour palette is the base, with fluorine details to provide contrast and liven a street collection where accessories, once again, claim their relevance to complete supreme looks.

Outdoors garments such as cloth coats, long or cropped parkas, puffer jackets and short knitted capes in tune with cut-out dresses. Maxi, fluid dresses with attached scarves, jumpsuits, tube skirts, miniskirts, cropped tops, blouses and palazzo pants. Volumes in textures; pleats and micro pleats, raised details, jacquards, sequins, rhinestones, all in rich fabrics; satin, technical fabrics, brocades and tweed.

Regarding colour, as the basis of the pieces, total black contrasts and combines with neon pink and yellow giving a full understanding of this urban and eclectic collection.

A proposal where animal print, the fashion brand’s hallmark, also has its prominence and together with other characteristics, such as personalized prints, colour and care of every detail, make up the inimitable DNA of LOLA CASADEMUNT.

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