The latest collection of Juan Vidal, “Me Quierre, No Me Quir” (“Woh Love Me, Well Love Me”), Daisi takes inspiration from the tender act of diye petals as an od for penetrating and beauty. The designer explained, “This innocent game, in its origin, is a metaphor for fear of decision making.” “This is a place where we leave the fate to decide what the heart cannot bear to face. This is where this collection begins – the desire to live forever instead of running towards the answer.” Emblazing uncertainty as a source of creativity, Vidal “uncomfortable among the uncomfortable, many of which often emerge the most beautiful ideas.” He said, “This is a deep emotional collection, where contradictions and doubts are not hidden, but rather they become language. It is about fragility without any fear, turning it into strength”.
The resulting pieces express a skirmish of the contradictions: washed and satin silks, oversized trench coats, flowers from an antique print, which they found in Kyoto, and are adorned with the satin suit tafa bow that provokes the traditional Japanese Obi. The collection that looks across 32 shows it during Barcelona 080 Fashion Week, where the opponent converted harmoniously: straight and curved, rigid and fluid, matte and shiny, masculine and feminine. “There was no moodboard to guide us in our way,” Vidal said. The creative procedure would be more implemented, allowing ranimate to take the lead. “
