Although there are many of us who would refuse to leave the summer if we had the possibility to choose, we confess that it is nice to start enjoying milder temperatures. Those that invite you to wear long sleeves, a jacket or a sweater at the end of the day as represented in the catalog of the new collection Fall '22 by Hoss Intropia.
Hoss intropia is faithful to its style, one more collection betting on proposals very feminine and romantic for fall. We love the color palette chosen by the Spanish firm in which natural tones, violets and bougainvillea stand out and that artisanal knowledge that their garments always give off. We like almost everything about the new collection, almost everything.
Elegance in all violets and bougainvillea
Violet tones and bougainvillea take over this collection as shown in the firm's Fabiola editorial. Wonderful printed bambulas, touches of lurex on Indian motifs and blouses with details of folds and gathers, complete a collection of very feminine garments and ideal for the most elegant occasions.
Embroidered blouses and cardigans
If you take a look at the new catalog of the firm, the embroidered blouses will not go unnoticed. Blouses made of cotton or cotton gauze with ethnic details or floral motifs, which combine perfectly with the jeans in the collection. The styles are finished with openwork knit jackets with plant-inspired motifs that take us back to past times.
Plaid pants and floral dresses
Along with jeans in warm tones, stand out in this Hoss Intropia Fall '22 collection the checked pleated trousers Loose fit. Now, we confess that we do not like the idea of combining them with socks and shoes satin flats, as proposed by the firm.
We also find jeans and flowered overalls in the collection. Although the garments with this patterned motif that shine the most are the dresses. midi-dresses, generally, ideal for everyday wear in autumn with high boots and a cardigan.
Do you like Hoss Intropia's proposals? We have not mentioned his jacquard suits but they are another of the great assets of the new collection. Don't you agree?