Model: Palmira de Guadalupe Flamenco Fashion
These days at ¡Viva la Feria! We have had a very special visit, the blogger Claudia Alfaro , from entreciriosyvolantes (a blog that we admire and follow faithfully) who has come to Malaga with the intention of visiting our store and we, more than delighted, have opened the doors and taken out stroll through the most emblematic streets of the city to show off, as she knows, all the flamenco art of our designs.
On this occasion she has delighted in a series of flamenco dresses from the new collection of Guadalupe Moda Flamenca . Take advantage of the advice of a flamenco influencer now that the Malaga fair is just around the corner to inspire you with your models. You can't fail with the help of an expert!
3 ways to dress to be a malaguita flamenco
With all the freedom to choose models in our store, Claudia has defined a series of identities marked with a flamenco pulse very much from our land. In short, she has managed to capture the essence of Malaga flamenco with three very different styles. Let's see them!
sensual flamingo
Model: Fandango de Guadalupe Flamenco Fashion
Red and black beat, throb and make anyone fall in love. The combination of both colors together with fabrics that fit to mark the contour of the female figure and explode in ruffles with a lot of volume are the ideal formula for strolling through a fair. Claudia advises for the makeup of a sensual flamenco , not to forget the red lipstick and smoked eyes.
city flamingo
Model: Fable of Guadalupe Flamenco Fashion
Calle Larios, the Carmen Thyssen Museum, and the entire old town of Malaga are settings that invite you to walk around in high heels wearing the beautiful tan of the Costa del Sol and wearing powerful and delicate flamenco dresses polka dots with prints , curls on the ruffles, huge earrings. Anything goes in the center of a cosmopolitan city!
high seas flamingo
Model: Alhambra de Guadalupe Flamenco Fashion
Model: Oleaje de Guadalupe Flamenco Fashion
Claudia does not forget that Malaga is a seafaring city, she lets herself be seduced by its light and plays with combining white with rebellious and unruly lace and ruffles, blue tones and aquamarine. All very reminiscent of the saltpeter that is breathed here, ideal to show off at the Real de la Feria de Málaga and fill its streets with freshness and colour.
Accessories
And lastly, a flamenco woman is not flamenco until she finishes off with accessories. The entreciriosyvolantes blogger was delighted with the variety of firms that we have in store and with our team, who, like her, will be happy to advise you when you come. Hurry up, the countdown begins for the Malaga fair and the gypsy dresses fly with the sales!
Design: Guadalupe Flamenco Fashion for ¡Viva la Feria! Makeup: Jorge Sanchez. Model: Claudia Alfaro entreciriosyvolantes.com Photo: Miguel Valverde.
