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Gran Canaria Swim Week by Moda Cálida celebrates its opening day with a large presence of international brands
2023-10-05
Gran Canaria Swim Week by Moda Cálida held its inaugural day of fashion shows today, in which, once again, professionals from the fashion industry and the public interested in the latest trends in swimwear gathered in Maspalomas. The Cabildo of Gran Canaria and IFEMA MADRID have thus reaffirmed their firm commitment to the internationalization and professionalization of the only swimwear catwalk in Europe.
On this first day of fashion shows, marked by a high presence of international designers and brands, Pin-Up Stars (Italy), Alexandra Miro (United Kingdom), Pomeline (La Palma, Spain), Pain have presented their Spring – Summer 2024 bets. from Sucre (France), Dolores Cortés (Spain), Gottex (Israel), Gisela (Spain), Miss Bikini (Italy) and Nuria González (Gran Canaria, ES), who was in charge of closing this opening day.
Following the shows from front-row, opinion leaders such as Marta Sierra, Priscila Betancort, Marta Ibrahim, Yaiza Mencía, Gema Betancourt, Emiliano Pernia and Minerva Hernández, have helped amplify the visibility of the shows by sharing their experience at GCSW by MC with their respective digital communities under the hashtag #GranCanariaSwimWeekbyMC.
OPENING DAY FASHION SHOWS
Pin-Up Stars has presented a collection with an “ethnic and ethical soul”, which is committed to sustainable processes and materials and is inspired by tribal culture. Alexandra Miró's new collection has proposed a fusion of bold prints and vibrant colors that exude female empowerment. Each garment is made with luxury materials made to last, proof of the brand's commitment to responsible fashion. Pomeline has presented a collection inspired by Capri and her sunsets. The vintage inspiration and the bright textures of the fabrics that emulate the skin of mermaids are some of its hallmarks. The Pain de Sucre SS24 collection combines gypset and classy styles, a perfect combination between the boho trend and pure lines. Inspired by sun-drenched landscapes and prints that unite past and present, Dolores Cortés has presented an eclectic collection, where digital fabric treatments stand out. Neon colors reflect the return of optimism, and bright tones are inspired by the digital world. Diazar Atelier takes palm craftsmanship to another level with a collection with a bohemian spirit that escapes conventions. The predominant raw tones are tinged with earthy, warm and natural tones, as a symbol of a love for nature typical of the Boho Chic style. Gottex has presented a combination of three styles: “Luma” a collection that combines beach and resort clothing; “Naturel”, where clean lines and cuts create garments that fit the female silhouette like a second skin; and “Flirtt”, elegant in style and taking inspiration from updated trends. Gisela has been inspired by the captivating spirit of Morocco. From vibrant prints to flowy fabrics, her designs embody the essence of wanderlust and bohemian charm. With her new Miss Bikini collection she has proposed that the exclusivity of luxury be inclusive. She highlights the “Tribal” print, inspired by tribal masks and Masai shields. For her SS24 collection, Nuria González has put the focus on Las Canteras beach and its different environments: La Cicer, La Puntilla, Playa Chica, and the Imperial Playa area. She has used plain colors dominated by navy blue, white and red, which evoke the old canvas huts and the characteristic beach umbrellas. Fashion references such as Desire Cordero, Lorena Durán or Guiomar Alfaro, among others, will be on the catwalk.
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