Wearable and comfortable fashion dominates day-4 MBFWM

22 Feb '13

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Globetrotting fashion designer Sita Murt opened the penultimate day of Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid with her vividly textured line of wearable and comfortable clothes.

Based on Khaki, purple, stark white and violet hues, the silk, wool, mohair and cotton mixed ensembles featured straight skirts, skinny pants, crewneck sweaters, masculine cut jerseys and back less tight fit dresses.

Next in line was the Catalan label TCN, which showcased creations under its creative director Toton Comella. The brand’s latest collection included innerwear, lace and wool knit dresses, angora jerseys, scarves, faded jeans, jumpsuits and striped coats.

Spanish designer Roberto Lopez Etxeberria featured an impeccably tailored collection mainly comprised of outerwear. Made of wool, leather and fur, the 36-piece men’s line featured a range of overcoats with parachute like designs and Japanese manga patterns.

Soon after Exteberria’s fashion spectacle Úbeda-born Moisés Nieto presented his fall-winter collection titled Taxidermy. Inspired by the fashion trends of 1940s and 50s, the designer’s latest collection featured masculine cut trench coats, black lace gowns and a variety of silk or velvet outfits in olive green, ochre, gold and burgundy tones.

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