Cristina Pedroche’s appearance on Antena 3’s Chimes program continues to get people talking. The presenter chose this year A “living” and biodegradable style A transparent, green-toned dress is created from gelatin, agar, glycerin and water. Leading viewers for the third consecutive time after the event was broadcast, Josie appeared on ‘Zapeando’ this Tuesday to give more details about the design.
Pedroche’s stylist went to the LaSexta space to answer collaborators’ questions. “It’s complicated to put this dress in the Puerta del Sol, which fits into a ten-foot bucket. Everyone’s like, ‘But what are you wearing there?’ “It came stretched out, three meters long,” he said. : “Then you can put it on the mannequin and it gets that shape thanks to the seams and zippers. But you carry it as is in the bucket.”.
When asked about the current location of the dress, Josie explained that it was in the hands of its designer.: “Paula Ulargui has it, it is very well protected. I hope it will be safe and sound next year and Dabiz Munoz put it on.”
However, he remembered that if the dress got wet, it would return to its previous state: “With some warm water it starts to break down.”. He commented, “He hasn’t gotten wet yet, he continues to be protected. As soon as he gets wet, he turns back into water.”
Josie also shared other design curiosities: “Pedroche knew it was damp and didn’t smell very nice.” “When we first put it on, he said it smelled like goat. Of course, not all of these smell great. But there’s a meaning to this scent, it’s the smell of life and growth.”, assured the collaborator. He emphasized that the plants were “still alive” regarding the layer. “Paula is currently keeping them in optimal conditions,” he assured.