Mans watches the decline in his collection for the next fall-winter
Menswear
The parade of the Sevillian designer Jaime Álvarez has been held at a sports center in Madrid
Isabel Clarós
After several editions in which the fashion collections have been presented mainly in digital format, with some exceptions, because of the pandemic, this 2022 has begun in the best possible way for fashion: with the male parades and haute couture ofParis in person.And in Madrid too.
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It is not about the Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Madrid, which will take place on March 9 to 13, but the parade of the male firm Mans.And it was not in Ifema but at the Barceló Municipal Sports Center, where on Wednesday Sevillian designer Jaime Álvarez, winner twice the award for the best emerging designer of the 080 Barcelona Fashion, presented his collection for the next fall-winter 2022/23that has baptized the decadency.
Faithful to his style, Álvarez takes traditional tailoring again to the limit.Extravagance, luxury, sexual debauchery and a total break with conventions that revolve around gender labels.
The Great Gatsby and the Cabaret have been the source of inspiration of the new collection of Mans, with certain details of the seventies, hence on the catwalk transparencies, marabú feathers have been seen, marabú feathers, jackets of grooves or sleeves bullged withbat effect.But also, fluid silhouette pants and chopped cut or with American or American tweezers at the waist with large flaps and shirts with psychedelic prints.Shirts of shirts that appear under the sleeves of the jackets and blazers with a ristra of buttons in the style of the twenties.All with glamor and an impeccable invoice.
The seduction of the decadent also comes with the peletería garments: coats or struggles to provide power to those who wear a firm step on that basketball track converted into an ephemeral catwalk.
The color palette has vibrant tones, prints, gray and brown dandi mixed with burgundy, green and roses, inspired by the works of the Polish painter Tamara de Lempickka, although Jaime Álvarez adapts him to his universe Mans.
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