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Spanish brand Alfredo Villalba unveils S/S15 couture line
31 Jan '15
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Spanish luxury fashion brand Alfredo Villalba has unveiled its latest Spring/summer 2015 couture collection reflecting elements from several ancient cultures.
Designed under the guidance of creative director, Diego Villalba, the range titled Floral Geometry is a balanced amalgamation of basic geometrical shapes like circles, squares and triangles merged into radiant forms of floral symbolism.
The line represents ancient civilizations with different fabrication and details such as Hispanic Roman era is represented by black and white metal mesh mosaic and embroidered marine motifs, and Aztec culture is identified by colourful geometries and metal mesh in myriad tones.
Replete with 3-D stamped and embroidered motifs of flowers and floral patterns, the collection has been crafted from luxurious textile collages and decoration combinations, for example metal mesh gives a mosaic or armour like effect, tulle mixed with embroidered or woven lace, and rhinestones, crystals and mother-of-pearl embedded into guipure lace, as well as leather and patent leather blends.
The range includes tops, bodices, jackets, shorts, over skirts and capes. The line also offers a wide array of elaborate and innovative dresses with skirts in varying volumes including flared, layered, keels, bell or adjusted, and lengths such as long, midi, mini and asymmetrical.
Operational for more than 35 years, Alfredo Villalba designs are known for their impeccable quality of fabrics and exquisite handcrafted detailing. The label has flagships in Bratislava, Madrid and Marbella. (PB)
Designed under the guidance of creative director, Diego Villalba, the range titled Floral Geometry is a balanced amalgamation of basic geometrical shapes like circles, squares and triangles merged into radiant forms of floral symbolism.
The line represents ancient civilizations with different fabrication and details such as Hispanic Roman era is represented by black and white metal mesh mosaic and embroidered marine motifs, and Aztec culture is identified by colourful geometries and metal mesh in myriad tones.
Replete with 3-D stamped and embroidered motifs of flowers and floral patterns, the collection has been crafted from luxurious textile collages and decoration combinations, for example metal mesh gives a mosaic or armour like effect, tulle mixed with embroidered or woven lace, and rhinestones, crystals and mother-of-pearl embedded into guipure lace, as well as leather and patent leather blends.
The range includes tops, bodices, jackets, shorts, over skirts and capes. The line also offers a wide array of elaborate and innovative dresses with skirts in varying volumes including flared, layered, keels, bell or adjusted, and lengths such as long, midi, mini and asymmetrical.
Operational for more than 35 years, Alfredo Villalba designs are known for their impeccable quality of fabrics and exquisite handcrafted detailing. The label has flagships in Bratislava, Madrid and Marbella. (PB)
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