The new Mango collection is now in stores, one of the most anticipated proposals of the autumn-winter 2015-2016 season. The good work of the Catalan firm has made it an essential reference in urban fashion, with collections that combine the various trends of the moment and offering a good variety of garments to configure our wardrobe for the new season.
The seventies style is the clear protagonist of the new collection. Once the skinny pants were banished, after several seasons accompanying us, it is the era of flared pants. We will see it in many of the collections of low cost firms, accompanied by the Fringes, maxi coatonly the Chiffon shirts hippy air.
The 70's are back
The style boho chic is once again a safe bet in 'streetwear'. However, this season is reinterpreted with retro inspiration, recovering iconic pieces from the 70s and that casual air of the time. We will see this fall how long hippy style dresses coexist with fringed vests, printed kaftans, ponchos, fur coats, Animal Print, lingerie-inspired pieces or suede garments.
In the line 'Boho Night', Mango gives a twist to the bohemian style with perfect looks for a September night. The end of summer inspires laid-back looks from hippie inspiration, but without losing the feminine essence and with a very sexy touch. More garments casual and bohemian, like kaftans, are combined with daring tops, sequin mini shorts or minidresses.
Trend mix
If there is something good about the end of summer, it is that the new season arrives loaded with trends, each one more captivating. In the new Mango collection, several styles alternate that invite us to experiment with fashion and renew our wardrobe for autumn. From the 'boho' style to the '70, s' inspiration, passing through the Minimalist 90s style or the 'grunge', which refers us to the Nirvana look.
The firm also does not renounce iconic garments that are already staples of the autumn-winter season, such as the hunters biker, the Americans or the trench. These garments, which do not go out of style season after season, coexist with trendy designs such as fur coats or discount male style maxi coats. And we do not forget the military style, which is making a strong comeback this season in the form of coats and jackets with buttons and garments in green or navy blue.
Violeta by Mango
The 'Violeta by Mango' line continues to consolidate for one more season with increasingly feminine designs that are flattering but a greater variety of sizes. Those who wear more than one size 40 (up to 52) and do not find garments that favor their silhouette curvy They have in this Mango line an alternative that grows this fall in terms of variety and design.
Vicky Martin Berrocal It is again the image of the 'Violeta' line. The Andalusian designer stars in the collection campaign in which the main trends of the season are presented. Like the Mango collection, the style of the 70s is the main source of inspiration, a return in style to the most hippie and free decade.
Seventies-inspired garments, such as fluid dresses with various prints, musketeer-style high boots or vests, coexist with other basic pieces to shape the wardrobe of this fall. As is usual this season, the outer garments are the most interesting of the collection, highlighting the capes, ponchos, herringbone coats or maxi coats masculine cut.
The new collection is committed to a range of colores otoñales and very easy to combine. The warmer tones, which are reminiscent of the landscapes of the season (toasted, camel, raw, brown, green ...) are mixed with the latest trend tones such as garnet, red or burgundy, star colors of this season.
Kate Moss and Cara Delevingne, stars of the campaign
Every season, Mango surprises us with a luxury signing to star in his campaign. This fall, not one, but two stars will be the ambassadors of the autumn-winter 2015-2016 collection. Kate Moss and Cara Delevingne, two top models who have broken schemes in the world of fashion, present us the novelties of the Spanish firm in the campaign #somethingcommon (something in common).
Because yes, Kate and Cara have something in common. The two have managed to get into the small group of supermodels despite having a physique far from the traditional canons, both are British and everything they play becomes a success. Now, they are also joined by their work for Mango, a minimalist campaign, in which they and their clothes take center stage, whose photographs have been taken by Dutch photographers Inez & Vinoodh.
As we see in the images, the team made up of Kate, Cara and Mango works like a charm. Each of the campaign looks aims to become this season's best sellers, like the military coat or the snake print boots. The models fit perfectly with this 70's and 90's inspired style that Mango bets on this fall: Printed ponchos, flared trousers, fringed capes, black ankle boots, tie shirts, long dresses with ethnic prints, vests with floral shirts, XXL coats, shoulder bags and suede like star fabric.
