Given the frenzy of trends that exist in fashion today, designers Hannibal Laguna and Roberto Torretta to defend quality fashionwith good mold making and careful tailoring so that clothes wear well, because they don’t understand sustainability without responsible consumption.
Maintaining its commercial validity for years in a sector that was completely affected by the ups and downs of the crisis is a success achieved with great effort while preserving the quality and essence of the company.
Thus, the Alicante-based designer Hannibal lagoon (Caracas, Venezuela, 1967) revisit your wardrobe to celebrate the 35th anniversary of fashion together iconic designs The updated designer, while “releasing the reins of his imagination”, is a “more contemporary” collection.
And for that the muse, the model and now the actressz Gödeliv Van den Brandt opened the podium. sharp silhouette dress, a large opening in the skirt and very voluminous in the sleeves, “a classic”.
A silhouette that contrasts with the other pieces’ tight waists, loose kaftans, and elegant and flattering empire cuts that were born to go to parties.
HE Mediterranean, Andalusia and Madrid inspirations of a collection introduced The Goyesque spirit of 19th century women’s dresses with collars and straps, In addition to the delicate work of hand-embroidered cord thread common in bullfighting clothing.
This Jeweled dresses with Swarovski crystals They are part of the essence of the house, working as if they were a unique piece in each creation.
Torn fringes on the bodice and sleeves contrast with dresses made from the finest embroidered Granada mantle, while delicate, small reverse ruffles help add movement to skirts and dresses.
Roberto Torretta goes back to his roots
Designer Roberto Torretta (Buenos Aires, 1950) goes back to his roots, to what he really knew how to do: seamless and minimalist sewingin this new work where masculine and feminine patterns are elegantly combined.
“I want to preserve the identity of the company,” says the Argentine designer living in Spain, for whom fashion and contemporary society move very fast.
“As soon as I get into rabid trends, I feel uncomfortable,” says Torretta, who appeared on the Madrid podium. a range of garments with painstaking sewing and pattern making as well as the draped dresses with sophisticated pleats that make up the most feminine part of the collection.
With a leather overhaul, Torretta showcases her leather skills in a minimalist short dress with flawless blade cuts. “Leather is a material I like to work with, it’s very old and long lasting”, concludes Torreta, that his signature is designer fashion, and therefore: “I bet on the quality in both the fabric and the pattern and it’s under construction”. Ephesus