| Presented in Seville, in the heart of the majestic Plaza de España, the show pays homage to Spanish ferias, from the art of dance to equestrian tradition. The icon of this line is La Capitana, the name given to Carmen Amaya, representing the essence of flamenco, with her freedom to dance and rewrite its rules. Echoing these inspirations, the looks evoke, for example, the Duchess of Alba, a legendary character, horseback riding with Jackie Kennedy. The emblematic Manila shawl tells all the stories and journeys of the communities that created and wore it; the multiple voices of these nomadic objects tell their stories through these silhouettes. At the convergence of these encounters exalting unparalleled savoir-faire, the creations celebrate the plural visions of femininity. |
