Rabaneda opened the runway on the third day of fashion shows in MBFWM. The designer from Seville returns to the fashion week after a period of absence, showing a collection that takes the apron to create garments with a complex patterning. Daniel Rabaneda redefines a winter fabric such as wool, showcasing on the runway the versatility of this material. Merino wool and cashmere come together to create very sheer gauze for an urban woman with personality.
The girls of the National Ballet of Spain become exceptional models for Duyos. The designer presented a collection inspired by the Canary Islands. Sand, vegetation and sea result in a colour palette that takes us on a journey filled with light, emotion and feelings. A silken dance, feathers and leather choreographed exclusively by Antonio Najarro, Director of NBS, to celebrate the 15 years in fashion of the creator Juan Duyos.
Amaya Arzuaga is inspired by the sea and the waves to create a collection of large volumes. Aquatic geometries made of neoprene and treated silks become garments that play with the contrast of colours. Aqua, black, white and coral red are the leitmotif of the proposals by the designer from Burgos, who wagers on the trumpet leg trousers and flared shapes as key forms for next summer.
A celebrated song that inspired a jacket, and a mythical jacket that inspired a collection. Juan Vidal fills with strawberries his proposals for next summer creating his personal version of “Strawberry Fields”. Starting with the bomber worn by Paul McCartney during his first solo tour, Vidal feminizes the masculine in a proposal of pronounced vintage character with shirts pretending to be dresses, dresses with a trapeze cut and tailored suits that lead to a revision of the classic tuxedo drawing on maxi zips, stripes and XXL prints.
Miguel Palacio presents his solo collection after years of collaboration with Hoss Intropia. The designer returns to its origins rescuing his great signs of identity. Bow ties and ornamented trimmings are revised resulting in proposals in the purest Palacio style. Straight lines, or slightly evasé, are the undisputed protagonists of a collection where black and ivory are starring tones. Understated elegance to face a new stage in his career.
Davidelfin presents “The Time of Monsters” borrowing the title of the next film by Félix Sabroso. His proposals for next summer play with new materials and with the idea of ephemeral fashion, allowing for items that cannot be washed or ironed. Rubber and tinsel slip into a collection in which the designer investigates geometric shapes such as circles or triangles, which are stamped or recreated in the silhouettes of his looks. Special mention deserves the jewellery collection, created in collaboration with designer Helena Rohner.
