As Jaime Álvarez says, you sometimes have to step away to reconnect. After almost a year of absence, the creative director of Mans returned to the catwalk Madrid with an autumn 2025 collection where there is dust in the core. His vision was to find a balance between simplicity and complexity, a goal he achieved by approaching his men’s clothing and women’s clothing separately. “In previous seasons we have adapted the patterns of men to women, but this year we have completely re -created a women’s pattern, 100% for them, what our customers have asked,” said the designer born in Sevilse.
As far as the suits, a signature of a man, the collars were now stitched by hand to the lapel for a more streamlined effect. In addition to shirts and pencil skirts, these tailor rations are re -interpreted by frills and folds, painted in different shades of yellow and pink, and in rich pairs such as eggplant and navy blue. The materials also embraced contrasts: “I wanted to combine brutalism of cool wool, usually used for customization, with delicate substances such as organza and chiffon,” revealed Álvarez. Pure dresses were also a challenge, he shared, mainly because of the social complexities that they usually demand in the studio. This attention to detail is the basis for the slow but steady growth of the brand, now looking for a new audience: “In the past year we have noticed an intake of customers from Latin American countries that opt for high-quality Spanish design,” he said.