Last day of Cibeles Madrid Fashion Week and one word conveys the sorrow: severe disappointment. In a country plunged in supposed financial crisis, (although one only has to go out during the weekend to see that the bars, restaurants, cinemas and theatres are as full as always), the designers have decided to err on the side of safety and lower the sartorial bar on creativity. Where is Spanish fashion headed? Even Vogue España doesn’t dedicate more than a few miserly pages, way at the end of the magazine, to covering the Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia catwalks and yet dedicates pages and pages to London, Milan, New York and Paris. They have even started to pay attention to South American fashion weeks. Aren’t alarm bells sounding in anyone’s heads?
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Second to Last at Cibeles Madrid Fashion Week
Yesterday was the second last day to the finish of Cibeles Madrid Fashion Week. A round-up of the some of the best known names in Spanish fashion. The focus was on underwear as was presented by Andrés Sardá and TCN. Alma Aguilar was the first designer of the day.
El Ego at Cibeles Madrid Fashion Week
Cibeles Madrid Fashion Week kicked off yesterday morning with El Ego, the alternative runway for emerging designers. Ten different creators showcasing their innovative views, leaning towards a more vanguard notion of fashion. Sara Coleman and Beba’s Closet were the two designers first in line to start off this fashion-filled week.

