Spanish Counterattack

Spanish fashion Clothes & Accessories

Spain has been fighting back in the past few years. Spanish brands spread all over Europe, Asia and North America, and more and more Spanish. Designer Interested in the major fashion week. Spain clothing The recovery of the industry can be traced back to a large company: Inditex group. This huge organization has many brands, including Zara, Massimo Dutti and Bershka. It has put Spanish fashion on fashion.

Take the rise of Zara as an example; the brand was founded 35 years ago, and Spain won its reputation in 80 and 90s. But it wasn't until the beginning of this century that it became a global player. In the past ten years, Zara has opened shops around the world, and its international sales volume is astonishing, accounting for 75% of total sales. It now has more than 1500 shops around the world and is one of the most famous brands on the planet. After Zara, Massimo Dutti and Pull and Bear now have more than 500 stores all over the world, and 50% of them are overseas. Many other Spanish mass market brands are also experiencing prosperity. Mango has been significantly improved in the international market. It now has more than 1200 stores in 91 countries.

It is not just the Spanish mid market brand that is booming; many Spanish designers have had the say in the industry around the world. Knitted apparel master Ram n Gurillo became a hot topic last year when it debuted in London Fashion week. Its new series can now be bought in Browns and Liberty, and even Cheryl Cole wears the clothes he designs. This year, Emilio de la Morena's clothing show in London this season also caused people to talk about it.

The European editor Anna Laub of WGSN, a trend analysis expert, saw Spain's growing presence in the four fashion week. While giving examples of the influence of this nation on the world's high-end fashion, she mentioned some young talents, such as David Delfin, Agatha Ruiz de la Prada. "With the support and operation of Barcelona fashion week and Madrid fashion week and the fashion week of Valencia this year, Spain has really begun to pull out its unique skills," she said. "It's amazing for the country to design standards." With the advent of the massive global expansion plan of many key brands and the coming of a new generation of Spanish designers on the stage, the future of Spanish fashion looks more promising than ever before.