Many times we want to dress in flamenco style -either at the fair or at an event- without dressing up as a flamenco dancer.

Therefore, today we give you some keys so that you can wear your style in the purest flamenco style, making your flamenco soul shine.

Ideas for dressing flamenco at the Feria, without wearing a flamenco dress

At the upcoming Fairs, these ones that fall in the middle of summer, the heat "forces" us to go out at night. While a few days ago we analysed the 5 keys to wearing Flamenco dress for the Summer Fairs, today we analyse other equally flamenco and genuine options:

Shirt Dress with Ruffles

Our dear Juana Martin knows how to define this flamenco style to perfection, without dressing as a flamenca. Proposals for events and fairs where femininity is enhanced at the same time as a vibrant flamenco soul.

To achieve this effect, we will use chiffons and viscose, which will help us to obtain this vaporousness, movement and transparency that we love so much.

Exporting flamenco fashion

Another clear source of inspiration, although with a totally different appearance, is the style of the members of Mestiza. They are standard bearers of our fashion and culture, who have managed to export our singularities to a more urban fashion, although equally exquisite:

To achieve these styles, we will opt for genuinely flamenco prints, such as the print that emulates the classic manila shawl. Another option is to play with transparencies, taking them to a more daring fashion.

For these looks, it will be essential to play with the accessories, just as they do: with Cordoban hats and big, striking earrings, with a lot of flamenco..

How to dress as a flamenco guest

If a few weeks ago we talked about trends for summer events, today we want to highlight two ideas that cannot be missed this summer, especially if we want to enhance our flamenco soul.

Always frills

Frills are an essential part of the flamenco dress. They are flattering and give movement and elegance like no other. Therefore, it is not surprising that guest fashion has also incorporated them, in all its aspects:

If we want to prioritise movement, movement, we will go for Georgette chiffon. Ideal for airy and summery movements.

On the other hand, if we want to incorporate ruffles to our dress, we can opt for a thin taffeta, which will give us the opportunity to incorporate overlapping ruffles.

All in red: the most flamenco colour takes control

As we already mentioned in the trend analysis, this year red is taking control of the guest looks. A very flattering colour, thanks to the sensuality and energy it gives off. A 100% flamenco colour.

To create these looks, there are endless possibilities:

And you, what are your dates with flamenco fashion this summer? How are you going to dress? We'll read you on our social networks!

If you want more information or have any doubts, our experts will advise you on everything you need! We are waiting for you in our shop in Seville or through our website.