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The new Valentino collection is a tribute to our inner version of Barbie. At first glance, it made us relive the fantasy of our childhood where pink was a symbol of our sassiness. The show that Piccioli has given us was surreal in a movement of extreme simplicity: covering the catwalk, the walls, and the models from head to toe in pink. And yet each piece retains its leading role. The Italian designer has achieved beautiful evening dresses, sobriety, and extravagance in the same piece, straight and simple cuts with a unique and fun color. There are also pieces with outstanding sparkle and pizzazz, a fuchsia pink sequined jumpsuit, little pink dresses with sleeves off the shoulders, and substantial furry coats, all pink! However, the absence of color was present with completely black looks. There were also glitter and long trench coats with elegance and versatility. It was a great event by the Italian fashion Maison and a beautiful gift for lovers of rosé. Text: Daniela Pintor Info and photo: Vogue

The decor of the most elegant baroque room comes to life thanks to the new Moschino collection by Jeremy Scott. Indeed, to more than one, this collection reminds us of the Disney movie "Beauty and the Beast" in particular Lumiere or Din don. And it is because if anyone can transform a watch or a wardrobe into a piece of clothing and even do it in a fun and sexy way, that is Jeremy Scott. A series of  tailored suits walked the runway when suddenly we see pieces with a print that alludes to drawers. Bella Hadid enters the runway in a black dress with a door lock-shaped neckline, immediately Gigi appears in a brown dress that reminds us of the chest of drawers from the aforementioned film. Among the most exuberant items, we find headdresses in the form of a lampshade, a chandelier, a harp-dress with strings made of basins, a fantasy without a doubt. Aside from the extravagance, our favorite touches were the use of red velvet in several pieces and the closing show of Jeremy dressed as an astronaut, a designer who never ceases to amaze. Text: Daniela Pintor Info and photo: Vogue

The collection mixes peachy fantasy, neutral colors, and a camel and denim blue contrast. The pieces have a pseudo-executive tint, which highlights the feminine silhouette. Some details of faux fur give us funky-soft air in pastel tones. One of the favorite elements is the transparency representing the lightness that the designer wanted to project, apart from the pieces of a material that resembles camel-colored leather that exudes sensuality. The collection is another demanding and imaginative example of Jones as a tailor. There are medium-length jackets with a clasp at the collarbone, and the pants were high-waisted and lengthened the legs, outstanding work. Text: Daniela Pintor Info and photo: Vogue

One of the designers that has captivated us has recently participated in haute couture under the Jean Paul Gaultier atelier wing. His name is Glenn Martens, and he is of Belgian origin. His vision is refreshing, daring, and loaded with youthful, versatile layers. There are too many things that the fashion of these times seeks and rewards. His innovative and creative style is understandable because this young designer is barely 24 years old and has an extraordinary resume at his age. Marten's dynamism allowed him to make in a matter of weeks not only a collection for the Gaultier house but also a collection for the Diesel brand. He serves as creative director, and, as if that was not enough, he also made an entire collection for his brand Y / Project. Undoubtedly a designer to keep track of, here are some looks, works of this young genius, made for these brands. Text: Daniela Pintor Info and photo: Vogue

This weekend on Jacquemus social media, the designer left us waiting for the new face for his latest campaign. In the stories, he said that one of his favorite artists would be the surprise element for presenting his new collection. The campaign was revealed this Monday with the artist at the moment no other than the rapper Bad Bunny. We can appreciate a very LA vision with a spring climate enjoying the sun and heat in the photographs. The clothes, our central theme, are pastel and tropical colors, making us yearn for the spring break and wear those looks where the main garments are shorts and matching suits. A genderless clothing line is presented as soon as we see the singer in a dress and heels. Bad Bunny has always been an artist who experiments and is open to any style or type of clothing, and its versatility and daring are admired. He wears a pink vest that resembles a lifeguard, a delight on this occasion, and we love it!   Text: Daniela Pintor Info and photo: Jacquemus

Simons and Prada join forces once again with a collection where minimal, straight cuts and neutral tones combined with bright colors like red and orange stand out; the use of leather is presented in a way that only Prada could achieve. Leather jackets incorporated corsets and button closures. The collection highlights mini dresses and pencil skirts. The dresses are sober and delicate from the front, but when looking at the back of the models, you could see their backs almost wholly uncovered, wasting sensuality. On the other side, satin miniskirts in shades of chartreuse and pink were combined with long tails like giant ribbons that glided elegantly along the floor. Lastly, our favorite sweaters featured built-in bra cups, giving them a refreshing new structure and mini belts on the forearms that provide them with an air of strength that we love. A formidable collection that brings back memories of the Prada that we love so much with innovative details by Raf Simon. Text: Daniela Pintor Info and photo: Vogue

The twins of excellence in the fashion world delight us with a fun and colorful collection for this start of the year. Overloaded looks and excess of accessories and color combinations characterize the brand: casual and bohemian camping-ish garments. With this presentation, we die for going camping as the perfect excuse to show off every piece in this collection. Its color palette highlights yellow, navy blue, and magenta. Garments such as hats and ponchos make us feel warm immediately just by looking at them; the colors invite us to dance, stay active, and have a good time despite perhaps being below 0 degrees. Favorite elements: the use of sequins on shorts and sweatshirts, oversized coats and vests, and capes that look like ponchos made of tablecloths. Text: Daniela Pintor Info and photo: Vogue

The twins of excellence in the fashion world delight us with a fun and colorful collection for this start of the year. Overloaded looks and excess of accessories and color combinations characterize the brand: casual and bohemian camping-ish garments. With this presentation, we die for going camping as the perfect excuse to show off every piece in this collection. Its color palette highlights yellow, navy blue, and magenta. Garments such as hats and ponchos make us feel warm immediately just by looking at them; the colors invite us to dance, stay active, and have a good time despite perhaps being below 0 degrees. Favorite elements: the use of sequins on shorts and sweatshirts, oversized coats and vests, and capes that look like ponchos made of tablecloths. Text: Daniela Pintor Info and photo: Vogue

After the unfortunate news of the death of the once editor of Vogue magazine, André Leon Talley, we wanted to revisit the trajectory of the fashion icon who revolutionized the industry by crossing racial lines. Talley, of humble origins, grew up with his grandmother. After going to Brown University, he got a master's degree in French Literature. He lived quietly and always followed the rules, but something much greater awaited him in his life. Talley entered the fashion world under Diana Vreeland as an intern at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute, then moved on to Interview magazine, Women's Wear Daily, and the New York Times. Taking on the position of director of fashion news in Vogue in 1983 made him the first man of color to reach such a rank in the magazine. By 1988 he was appointed as the creative director until 2013. His talent and attitude led him to be associated with personalities such as Andy Warhol. He was often the only African-American person in fashion shows and was the first to write about designers of color. Therefore, he was a before and after in the fashion industry. Text: Daniela Pintor Info and photo: Vogue

When it comes to creativity, Martine Rose never disappoints us. For its new collection, Rose introduced unique photographs with long-lived models, vintage hairstyles and futuristic garments that at the same time remind us of the fashion of previous decades, without a doubt a timeless collection that we love to find. The sportswear/casual wear that we didn't know we needed. Bomber jackets, ensembles, printed jeans, Ferraris, and cars in the background all of these outfits invite us to want to get into a sports car and drive down the road. These garments seem to have the power to make you feel million dollars, yet casual at the same time. Our favorite: the satin light lilac suit. A great success for Martine Rose. Text: Daniela  Pintor Photo: Martine Rose

With the new launch of the Prada 2022 campaign with Tom Holland as the protagonist, the moments in which the brand dressed big names in Hollywood came to mind. Today we present the boys of Hollywood for Prada. The collection in Milan autumn-winter 2012 delighted us with the presence on the catwalk of high-caliber actors such as Gary Oldman, Adrien Brody and Jamie Bell, Willem Dafoe, an almost film scene. This event had happened just a few days ago with Asa Butterfield, Kyle MacLachlan, Thomas Brodie Sangster and Jeff Goldblum walking the fall-winter 2022 show. It was no surprise that the actor has proudly worn the brand several times. In the campaigns, to mention a few, Scoot McNairy, Tye Sheridan and Michael Shannon appeared for the Prada fall-winter 2015 campaign, and the list goes on: Ethan Hawke, Dane DeHaan and Ezra Miller. If something characterizes the company, it is to recruit the names of the moment, and with "Spidy" in its ranks, it continues to achieve it.  Text: Daniela Pintor Info and photo: Prada

In case you missed it (though we doubt it), here is our review of Gucci x The North Face in their second collaboration. Through the lens of French twins Jalan and Jibril Durimel, the new collection was presented in unrivaled landscapes of Iceland. The photographs show the models with the clothes in contrasting environments, from green hills, volcanic lands, and glaciers, which warns us that the collection is prepared for everything that the nature of our present-day life can bring us. We are presented with typical Gucci prints on the North Face puffy jackets, unique bags in their style, and warm colors that make us forget a little about the cold around us. It is another fun collaboration by two great brands. Text: Daniela Pintor Info and photo: L'officiel