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Teran Conde Paris SS23. ‘Blooming’. PFW

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On September 28th 2022, during Paris Fashion Week, Teran Conde Paris unveiled its SS23 collection ‘Blooming’.

In a joyful spirit, dresses, and skirts shape an empowered silhouette, rooted in a Zeitgeist luxury. Jackets, vests, and kaftans complete this modern wardrobe, where each piece of clothing celebrates cosmopolitan women.

Playful items offer a reversible clothing style. The vivid color palette brings to life a new way of dressing, from cocktail to leisure, and always with sophistication. Bold glossy red, brisk forest green, bright saffron yellow, and anthracite gray unify the collection with discrete hints of peony pink and pale ivory.

Handcrafted silk fabrics embody Esperanza Teran Conde’s vision of luxury: minimizing social and environmental impacts by creating apparel that lasts the test of time while preserving centuries-old Spanish craftsmanship.

With a lust for lively sustainable fashion, Teran Conde Paris advocates for a wardrobe with a meaning, capturing both emotions and savoir-faire.

Uniqueness and inclusiveness, individual and collective, intimate and ostensible.

Where Parisian elegance meets Spanish heritage.

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By Fashion Editor 24FashionTV: Christina V Henningstad  

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