designer from Alicante Eduardo Navarrete He made a radical change in his life and showed it on the cover of the magazine. Shanghai. It is a physical transformation that brings with it a new lifestyle that he is proud of and more confident in.
HE Bigastro tailor has been put eyebrow. “I can already say I’m a cover kid,” he commented in an Instagram post, where he showed the results of his change in habits with a scalpel stroke.
“I used to feel like I had everything, but i needed to feel good“, says Navarrete, in an interview with private media for the gay public. For him, the change of image meant not only weight but a liberation, as it served him at the same time “leave your complexes behind“.
body shaping surgery
Surgeon Miguel Fernández Calderon was responsible for modeling his body. Former contestant of “Masters of Sewing”: “I did everything, as if they put another body on me,” the young man openly admits.
Room former “Masterchef” contestant makes it clear Doesn’t want to defend plastic surgery, but it served to love himself. She says earlier that Amenábar had invited her to go to her pool, and she didn’t do it until late in the afternoon as she was embarrassed to be seen in a swimsuit. “I went to the psychologist before I had the surgery, but one day I was crying in front of the therapist and I realized that this is what I needed,” she explains in the magazine.
The intervention, however, made a significant change in living habits: eat better, party less and exercise more.
He adds that his new physique has increased his self-confidence. “flirt more”. But Navarrete claims that there was a vital moment when she didn’t want to have a stable partner, although that doesn’t mean she’s in love.
He admits that he is a person in emotional matters. very jealous and hoarderShe says “terrible”, something she thinks will change now that she loves herself now.
New collection inspired by Torrevieja
On the pro side, Eduardo Navarrete is about to make his debut. new collection Mercedes Benz at Fashion Week Madrid. The show will take place on an ice rink, as their new creations are inspired by summer and feature swimwear above all else.
“Collection Inspired by Torrevieja. I’m from there, I bathed on its beaches, I spent the summer there with my family. It has the characteristic elements of the city, even traditional umbrellas. We ripped out those fringe umbrellas and made dresses and pieces like my mom’s by the pool. It’s fun,” she says.
Navarrete will return to the City of Salt to celebrate the Second World War no later than the end of April. Torrevieja Weekendwants to enlarge and the designer will have the asset home table.