Photos by Barcelona Bridal Fashion Week
The first morning of Barcelona Bridal Fashion Week brought together different proposals, where each brand presented its vision of the contemporary bride, between romanticism, innovation and individual expression.
The opening of the catwalk was marked by different styles, where lighter and more fluid ideas crossed with others that were more structured and conceptual. Throughout the morning, the collections showed various ways of working with materials, silhouettes and details, reflecting the evolution of bridal fashion.
Immaclé
Immaclé presented the Càpsula collection, marked by a light and feminine aesthetic. Between transparencies, lace, embroidery and organzas, the pieces explore fluid silhouettes that alternate between structure and light.
The palette runs through white, butter tones and soft pinks, with yellow and pastel accents, creating a delicate atmosphere. A proposal that combines bohemian essence with natural elegance, designed for a free and contemporary bride.
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Mariano Moreno
With Groundbreaking, Mariano Moreno presented a collection inspired by botany, where flowers are no longer decorative to assume a structural role in the pieces.
The work of volumes, textures and artisanal techniques results in striking and expressive constructions. The collection has the collaboration of Rafa Peinador in the accessories and stands out for the final dress worn by Sita Abellán, which evokes the shape of a bridal bouquet. The performative dimension of the show and the jewels of TOUS reinforce the artistic character of the proposal.
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Andrea Lalanza
Andrea Lalanza‘s Luz Primera collection presents a serene and natural view of the bride. Inspired by the fresh air of the Mediterranean morning and the soft light that marks the beginning of the day, it bets on relaxed silhouettes, noble fabrics and organic textures.
The dresses follow the body with lightness, favoring movement and comfort. A proposal that values authenticity, details and discreet elegance.
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Isabel Sanchís
Isabel Sanchís presented a collection where construction and structure take center stage. The overlapping of pieces creates new volumes and silhouettes, combining different types of pieces in the same proposal.
The chromatic palette, dominated by deep gemstones and sophisticated greys, dyed in black, reinforces the sophistication of the proposal. The integration of light in the pieces stands out, with illuminated flowers that introduce an innovative dimension to the catwalk.
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By Loleiro
By Loleiro presented Adore, a collection of accessories that celebrates love and femininity through a strong artisanal component. Inspired by the elegance of the 60s, the proposal evokes nature and Atlantic light, with a palette of earthy, pink, blue and yellow tones.
The collection brings together headpieces, jewellery and accessories, produced by hand and in a limited edition. Accessories with crystal embroidery, pearls and Swarovski elements stand out, as well as pieces crafted with handmade feathers and flowers. For the bride, veils with lace and plant-inspired tiaras appear, reinforcing the care for detail.
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Amarca
Amarca presented the 2027 collection, marked by a light and luminous aesthetic, where the fluidity of materials intersects with careful textural work.
The palette runs through soft tones such as pink and violet, with hints of shimmer and applications. Silks, tulle and embroidery give shape to flowy dresses, enriched by calmness, transparencies and floral details. The silhouettes balance lightness and some volume, in a style that translates a serene femininity, worked through detail.
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This first morning of fashion shows showed different ways of thinking about the current bride, from lighter and more fluid proposals to others that are more structured and striking. Each brand showcased its vision on the runway, reflecting how bridal fashion continues to evolve through materials, silhouettes and details.
