April, 8th, 2016

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FLAMENCA FATALE
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The #FeriadeAbril always marks the evolution of the #flamenco of #fashion. So far what is clear is that there are two main aspects that summarize the 2016 #modaflamenca. First, the creativity and desire of young designers to consecrate flamenco in fashion without renouncing its essence. Second, the seventies infusions that clearly followed the more commercial flamenco, alongside haute couture #ss16 patterns and ideas @SimofSevilla April #Feria.

For the #ModayFlamenca presentations, fifteen creations were made to shine in flair fifteen designers who are called upon flamenco able fierceness reinterpretation: Patricia Bazarot, An tonio Gutierrez, Eloy Enamora do Ernes to Sillero, Juan Boleco, Javier García, Javier Jimenez, Alex de la Huerta, Jose Hidalgo, Cristina Garcia, Andrew Pocrid, Camacho Rios, Ana Morón, Mary Grace and our favorita #VeronicadelaVega @ConvdeVega ?

2016 seems to be one of the best seasons in design and flamenco fashion: very flamenco, gypsy and seventies yet very cocktail and couture. Because this is fashion, these #desfiles were unsatisfied with the status quo aiming for what goes beyond creating costumes de danse. Esa #moda andaluza nunca renuncia a su esencia y a las necesidades de la contemporaneidad.

The #Sevillana remains a flamenca fatale in her deepest. Unrivalled, a palo seco.

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#ALESSANDROBERGA | L’ÉDITOR
#SEVILLA #ESPAÑA #MODEDIPLOMATIQUE (at Hotel Alfonso XIII)