Flamentex, sponsor of Qlamenco

As they introduce themselves: “"Qlamenco is an association of flamenco fashion and craftsmanship made up of business designers (...) whose objective is none other than dignification and specialisation of a business sector, flamenco fashion and craftsmanship, originated, produced and distributed from Andalusia for the rest".

In line with these values, Flamentex could not miss the opportunity to continue sponsoring such a special catwalk..

The Úniqo Qlamenco fashion show brings back the illusion of flamenco fashion. Diario de Sevilla

The fashion show was held at Casa Fabiola, a spectacular venue that hosted a show by 16 designers:: Juan Manuel Delgado,, Adelina Infante,, Ana Morón, Antonio Gutiérrez, Atelier Rima, Carmen Latorre, De lunares y volantes, Fina estampa, Francisco Tamaral, Gil Ortiz, Javier García, Javier Jiménez, José Galvañ, Juan Foronda, Luis Fernández and Yolanda Rivas.

What fabrics were seen in the fashion show?

As part of the sponsorship agreement with Qlamenco, Flamentex has provided the fabrics for the designers,which we will now go on to analyse:

Plain shades

Undoubtedly the main protagonist of this edition, although with diametrically opposite tonalities: from light pinks, green or gold.

Úniqo Qlamenco. Designs by Ana Morón (left) and Antonio Gutiérrez (right).

Taffeta

A fabric that has stood out above all others, thanks to its natural elegance and comfort when it comes to working with it.

Úniqo Qlamenco fashion show. Design by Juan Manuel Delgado.

Among our taffetas, we highlight:

Model PALMA 01799-1001 (left) and VICTORIA 00643-0715 (right).

Gerogette

This is a fine gauze fabric, a little stretchy, but perfect for flamenco dresses.

Úniqo Qlamenco fashion show. Design by Javier Jiménez.
Model GEORGETTE 00625-0503 (left) and GEORGETTE 00625-0205 (right).

Satin fabric

A satin that cannot fail in this fashion that is so much ours, thanks to its light, opaque nature, with little body and a lot of fall.

Úniqo Qlamenco fashion show. Design by Javier García.

In this case, we are talking about our NIDIA, a classic to which we have extended the range of colours::

Model NIDIA 02568-0617 (left) and NIDIA 02568-1003 (right).

The mask as an accessory

We conclude this analysis with an accessory that has also entered flamenco fashion: the mask. And in particular we look at Francisco Tamaral's proposal, who wore a spectacular costume, with beaded fabric on velvet.

Úniqo Qlamenco fashion show. Design by Francisco Tamaral.

For the most flamenco masks,we propose two designs: a flowered shawl pattern and Andalusian colours in polka dots.

Model D-STRECH ESTP 03766/31-0002 (left) and Model HARU 02757/46-0717 (right).

And you, did you see the parade? Tell us what you thought!