In this almost tropical November, it was really appreciated that Third day of parades of the 30th edition of 080 Barcelona fashion started with freshest parade trioor at least they invite a dip by the sea or a dream of a summer night. They preferred to avoid their proposals—and a clear victory. Guillermina Baeza vs. Lebor Gabala and Martin. In the afternoon and sunset, things got even hotter, with high voltage offerings, ‘cool’ and plenty of glory, hands down. The Label Edition, Custo Barcelona and Avellaneda.

Let’s go by the parts:

Guillermina Baeza

Die unique bathroom signature Presented in this edition returning to the parades, I have further highlighted this brand, which has been at the foot of the canyon for over 40 years in terms of diving fashion. Belen LarruyThe creative director of the brand his mother launched in the ’70s was nervous moments before showing off his new collection, swimsuits, bikinis, shirts, shorts and accessories at the ‘pret-à-porter’ level, although there are fewer yards of fabric. ‘Safari Journey’ Recalling that this idea has been in the company’s DNA since its inception, including sizes up to 3XL, Larry explained that they are called the latest models “with technical and pattern innovations to suit all women.”

They wanted to support the same idea with various models: Juliet GraceTricicle member Joan Gràcia and the rising value of the former model and her daughter Ana Fernandez Larruga, At the ‘top’ he made a gold two-piece parade Neus Bermejopregnant and international and sensual Lorraine Duran.

Under the watchful eye of friends, like Yolanda CardonaActresses, wife of Barça goalkeeper Víctor Valdés Anna Betran and Olalla Moreno, Elena RakonikArtur Mas’ wife and designer Peter Aedo showcases 35 ‘looks’ inspired by a famous campaign that Guillermina started in the ’90s. This took place in Kenya and he was a Galician photographer. Manual Outumuro, the recipient of the Lucie award for his career in New York, responsible for the impressive photos that graced the podium this Thursday. “New collection [con mucho hilo de lúrex, fibra reciclada y tejido que imita al denim] We are inspired by this and save two models; belted shorts and also a retro swimsuit with a belt,” explains the designer, who stepped out to greet her mother in her arms at the end of the parade.

In the meantime, watch out, let your sarong rest next summer, Larruy advises on the short and above all shirt: “Not only can it be reused in other ‘looks’, it also makes you feel more feminine and special”.

Lebor Gabala

Lebor Gabala is an alias Designer Maite Muñoz and her sister Nuria, responsible for financial management From a company with 30 years of experience that has been on the Catalan podium since 2014. In case you still don’t know, the name comes from the phonetic adaptation of ‘Leabhar Ghabhála Erenn’, the title of a Celtic mythology book. It means ‘book of conquests’. Many years in the trade and too many personalities will not know how to bypass the trends started by the big textile groups and will continue to do their favorite thing: “listening to the streets” and “preparing” one more day by day. “It’s also what our client wants from us,” summarizes Maite, as “a 50-60-year-old woman who has followed us from the beginning, as well as the girl we designed for her.”

Seeing how hot the summers are with climate change [acaba octubre y ahí seguimos], Lebor Gabala presented a sumptuous and plentiful collection that will withstand the high temperatures that come our way. Total 41 looks where fuchsias do not want to give up their popularity, but go even further new iridescent khakis and emerald greens.

But the thing that caught your attention the most collection of cotton muslins, flowing silks, satins and poplins had success Recover a “secret pattern to escape from the flowery and more powerful of previous collections”. about this call with pleasure European traders brought from the Indies in the 16th century. Firstly Made Marie Antoinette crazy and then to his court. Proud of another technical innovation they presented at the parade, Maite said it was seen on wallpaper and flatware, but not “oversized” enough to “let the air circulate” in skirts and dresses. is a mesh of ‘octal’.

this annual collection -FW 23/24- who presented young ecuadorian designer balance between two great hobbies: climbone of his first designs is the engine (he started presenting his project at Moda FAD in 2015) and another sport he discovered during his “last trip to the Galapagos”, which he started in his early years. plunge. And with these two legs she sewed 30 ‘looks’ filled with climbing rope, carabiners, hooks and nets.

Greens, aquamarines, sparkling blues and sunset browns create post-modern utilitarian pieces inspired by “a fishing village in Ecuador.” fleece jackets and “sailor pockets” Like those used in the ’50s and ’60s”. A cross between sheer ‘mesh’ dresses and ‘genderless’ suits voluminous neoprene textured warm jacket. Soft knit pieces using different techniques, silhouettes and prints. diving underwater at nightwith flashes of light and fluorescent reflections of corals.

Label Version

At almost six o’clock in the afternoon, The Label Edition, a brand with 100% digital DNA created by Veronique Von Siebenthal and Laura Johanssontimelessness, ethical and honest fashion and privilege.

They’re the only ones to ever present two collections in the same parade. FW22/23 and SS23. The proposals, as a concept, are very feminine style, strong and at the same time both overlap and combine with the attitude.

Private Barcelona

Like Txell Heritage, another key figure in the Barcelona fashion event is Custo, a brand with a consolidated image that has been presenting its collections at New York Fashion Week since 1997. Innovation and creativity are once again present in ‘Light Up’, a new experimental proposition in both shapes and pattern making and the combination of fabrics, defining a new language dedicated to creativity in all its forms.

Avellaneda

A reference in the world of men’s fashion, he’s in charge of closing the parades this Thursday. Founder and creative director Juan Avellaneda, designer, celebrity stylist and style icon the new FW22 collection, ‘Sunset Mirage’, arises from an image: the intense color gradient of Mediterranean sunsets from violet to orange. You should not miss the tuxedo or the suit with the unusual fabrics to the magnificent long dresses, voluminous, steamy or aristocratic, to create the definitive effect. The elegance of the 70s and the communicative efficiency of social networks.