Jaime Álvarez presents his new fall-winter 2025/2026 collection at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week after a season of hiatus focused on bespoke tailoring.
British-style suits, with double-breasted jackets and large lapels, together with high-waisted and wide-leg trousers, are made in cool tones such as grey and white and warm tones such as red and purple.
The collection reaffirms his ability to reinvent tailoring, as well as to transfer the standards and references of classic tailoring to the feminine wardrobe through pencil and mini skirts, with unique details such as silk ruffles, jewel fringes and feathers, enriching each garment. The dresses, mostly with a straight silhouette, are presented in black as well as in Nazarene purple velvet, with mini models or below the knee lengths.
The men’s and women’s collection combines this ancient craft, inherited from the designer’s grandfather and from whom the brand also takes his name, with an avant-garde aesthetic, clean cuts and innovation in fabrics.
The result is a new approach to masculinity that fuses classic tailoring references with youth subcultures in a constant play of interconnected opposite poles in search of balance.
