Mediterránea Fashion Week, held at the emblematic Palacio de la Exposición in Valencia, has been the scenario for showcasing fashion proposals that stand out for their mastery, innovation and commitment to author design. An event that has made Valencia the epicentre of fashion, reaffirming Spanish fashion’s talent and its international projection.
Hannibal Laguna: the magic of bridal haute couture
Hannibal Laguna‘s return to Valencia was marked by the presentation of his “Whiteland” collection, an ode to romanticism and femininity. In a setting evoking a bucolic garden, the designer displayed a succession of elegant and timeless wedding dresses, where silk crepes, crystal thread embroidery and sculptural details enhanced the female silhouette. The firm, a benchmark in Spanish haute couture, reaffirmed its commitment to craftsmanship and sustainability, with pieces meticulously made by their team of experts led by Isabel Angulo.
Maison Mesa: empowerment and rebellion in every design
With the “Séverine” collection, Maison Mesa paid tribute to strong and free women, inspired by the character of Buñuel’s movie “Belle de Jour”. The fall/winter proposals combined comfort, elegance and sensuality with high-quality knitwear, handcrafted in the town of Caravaca de la Cruz. Vibrant tones such as grass green, fuchsia and blue starred the collection, which included suede trousers, velvet, exclusive accessories and innovative details that redefine the concept of contemporary fashion.
Paloma Suárez: versatility and exclusivity with “Ready to Shine”
Paloma Suárez presented her new line “Ready to Shine“, a natural evolution of her fashion brand focused on high-quality pieces with a more practical and versatile approach. Designed to adapt to any occasion, this collection maintains the brand’s DNA with 100% local production, conscious design and resistant materials. Through carefully studied patterns, and exclusive prints, it seeks to offer an intelligent wardrobe made up of timeless garments that combine functionality and sophistication.
