#Alejandro Gómez Palomo

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Palomo Spain Spring 2025 Ready-To-Wear

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alejandro gómez palomo for 'play time,' 2022 in new york city ballet: choreography + couture - marc happel + pari dukovic (2023)

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Vestir es Soñar

Breve historia de la moda española

De Fortuny a Palomo

Luis Sala, Dolores Cortés, Paloma Simón,  Mario Ximénez

Turner Publ., Madrid 2022, 256 pag., ISBN  978-84-18895-95-1 

euro 68,00

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Vestir es soñar: breve historia sobre la moda española hace un recorrido de cien años por la moda nacional desde el nacimiento en la costa vasca del genio que revolucionó la moda, Cristóbal Balenciaga, hasta terminar en el cordobés pueblo de Posadas con el nacimiento del actual reinventor de la moda genderless, Alejandro Gómez Palomo, diseñador y director creativo de la firma Palomo Spain. Por estas páginas, viajamos por el hilo invisible de Sybilla Sorondo, los colores de Ágatha Ruiz de la Prada, los Hangisi de Manolo Blahnik, la reivindicación de la moda del ballroom de Ana Locking, el recuerdo que nos dejó David Delfín, la recién llegada María Rodríguez al mando de REVELIGION, el talento de Paloma Picasso con sus joyas, la reivindicación de la artesanía de Teresa Helbigy Lorenzo Caprile, los estampados de María Escoté, la eterna lucha de Dolores Cortés por conseguir el bañador perfecto y mucho más.

07/03/23

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Palomo Spain

Palomo Spain es un diseñador (con una marca homónima) de moda masculina colorista y que apuesta por el género fluido.

Detrás de Palomo Spain se encuentra Alejandro Gómez Palomo, un joven cordobés nacido en 1992 que siempre tuvo claro que le gustaba el mundo de la moda. “Mi pasión por este mundo empezó muy joven. Yo tenía la colección de Barbies más importante de Posadas y copiaba para ellas diseños de los modistos que amaba. Al final, no solo vestía a mis muñecas de fantasía, sino a todo aquel que pasaba por casa. Por eso mis padres pensaron que, además de haberles salido un niño marica, tal vez podía llegar a ser un buen diseñador de moda”, reconocía.

Con el apoyo de su familia y dispuesto a lograr su objetivo, se mudó a Londres. Trabajó de camarero durante un tiempo y después consiguió entrar en las marcas Liberty y WGSN. Acabaría matriculándose en Diseño Masculino y Tecnología en el London College of Fashion.

Con sus primeras colecciones consiguió colarse en puntos de venta tan prestigiosos como Opening Ceremony en Nueva York y llamar la atención de la exdirectora de Vogue París, Carine Roitfeld. Pero si hay un mérito atribuible a Palomo, algo poco frecuente para una industria como la española, es que sus prendas despertaron tanto el interés de los medios como el de los consumidores.

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PUMA x Palomo Spain Collection

For Spring / Summer 2023, PUMA and Palomo Spain have joined forces again to create a collection paying homage to classic surf culture with an immersive, genderless and accepting edge.

The second PUMA x Palomo Spain wardrobe is inspired by surf culture ranging from the 60’s and 70’s - the era in which surf culture emerged as the ultimate expression of freedom, adventure and a laid-back, free from conformity take on life - to the aesthetic that crystallized in the early 2000s. “We wanted to get into a world we had never explored before”, says Alejandro Gómez Palomo, Founder and Creative Director of Palomo Spain. “A surfing theme was perfect for Summer, and it immediately brought us back to icons of the culture such as Bruce Brown’s documentary The Endless Summer and Stacy Peralta’s Dogtown and Z Boys, but also to our own teenage memories from Tarifa beaches in the early 2000s, and the surfer boy look that was so prevalent in Spain back then.”

“Surf culture was an angle PUMA had never really taken on before. Filtered through Palomo Spain’s gentle, couture-inspired lens, it immediately took on an exciting, innovative perspective. It just made so much sense”, says Nils Moersch, PUMA’s Apparel Global Creative Director. “We were in complete synergy on this project; it’s the result of a creative partnership developing over time”, he adds.

Mixing soft pink lavender, aqua green and blue pastel tones with pop touches of bubble gum, yellow, and coral, the gender-neutral collection introduces five different ready-to-wear styles. Pieces span from versatile printed cotton tees and hoodies to lightweight moiré cargo pants, bomber jackets and fluid long sleeve tops mimicking surfing rash guards.

Footwear includes two different versions of the Slipstream sneaker: a bicolour leather and suede lace-up, and a pink mule with chunky hook-and-loop traps. A mint moiré backpack, a reversible bucket hat and a crossbody bag - both featuring the season’s 60’s-inspired, colourful print - complete the accessories offering.

Shot in the otherworldly volcanic beaches of Lanzarote, the collection campaign community in surfing and summer romance. Moody tones of purple, orange and yellow echo dusk get together with friends, and the black sand and green waters of the island conjure the alternate reality of summer holidays.

The PUMA x Palomo Spain collection will be available on PUMA.com, the puma mobile app, the PUMA NYC flagship store, palomospain.com, and selected retailers worldwide with a retail prices ranging from $45 to $225.

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Fried Eggs, Boy Brides, Ice Spice: Inside New York Fashion Week After last September's massive NYFW schedule with tons of headliners (European names showing like Marni and Fendi brought tons of hype) and huge parties, this season was a little more low-key. Buzzy designers like Peter Do and longtime stalwarts like Tom Ford skipped the week altogether.But there was plenty of exciting talent to follow. After a cocktail celebrating Thom Browne taking over as chairman of the CFDA this year kicked off, a slew of brands like Puppets and Puppets, Area, Collina Strada, Elena Velez brought a jolt of energy to the proceedings.It also gave a platform for new faces to take over the front row, with Fashion Week a launchpad for many up-and-coming artists to build their high fashion credibility. From surprising celeb cameos (on the runway and off) to the changing of the guard of New York fashion, here are all the biggest moments from the last week.Ice Spice Making Her NYFW Front Row DebutIf last year's big front row get was new Kanye West girlfriend Julia Fox, this season's buzzy star everyone wanted to land was undoubtedly Ice Spice, the Bronx-born rapper who's been exploding on social media in recent weeks. The 23-year-old made her NYFW debut at Dion Lee, sitting front row next to Fox and Richie Shazam. She also attended the Coach and LaQuan Smith shows, the Tommy Hilfiger dinner and performed at the Tia Adeola and LaQuan Smith afterparties. And it only seems like this is the beginning.Elena Velez's Female RageElena Velez has knack for making fashion people feeling a bit unsettled during her shows, as if she's harboring this raw feminine tension that can only be expressed through her clothes. It's refreshing! Her Fall 2023 show built on that frenetic energy from the past few seasons and took it to the nth power with models walking exasperatingly down the dark runway, almost as if fueled by rage. There's no sugarcoating here: Elena is pissed, and the clothes looked like they were assembled with a calculated intensity made all the more visceral when a model gripped the designer's CFDA Award as if she was about to bludgeon someone with it.Palomo Spain and Heron Preston Returning to New YorkThere may have been several pink elephants missing from the schedule this season, but the addition of Palomo Spain and Heron Preston was notable in that it indicated a return to New York for buzzy brands that usually show elsewhere (Palomo in, well, Spain, and Heron Preston in Paris). Alejandro Gómez Palomo brought his signature queer exuberance and elevated it with pristine touches like sequined trousers and feathered knits for an intimate show with a live violin soundtrack. And Preston showed in NYC for the first time with an energetic show that featured like floor spray-painting, STFU logos, furry shoes and statement puffers.Thom Browne Giving His Partner a Heart at His Show's FinaleAfter another theatrical show filled with larger-than-life characters and storytelling, Thom Browne came out for his finale bow and walked bashfully toward his partner Andrew Bolton (head curator of the Met's Costume Institute), gifting him a big red heart-shaped box of chocolates on Valentine's Day. The gesture elicited adoring aww's from the audience who by that point may have forgiven the late 40-minute start (Erykah Badu was late) and 35-minute run-time. We love love!The Wiederhoeft Boy BrideThe Wiederhoeft Boy BrideThe Wiederhoeft Boy BrideGender rules don't apply and are nothing new Wiederhoeft — its founder Jackson is the embodiment of his brand and regularly dresses in fluid terms. Having entered the bridal category a few years ago, the designer included several bridal looks in his Fall 2023 runway, all with his signature whimsy and theatrics. A few boy brides were among the bunch, too, including the closing look: a white dress with a dramatic circle skirt and corset under a sheer bodice. Another look: a white corseted look with low-slung skirt and white veil showed the range of Wiederhoeft's queer bridal expression.Puppets and Puppets Making Everyone HungryCuisine and fashion collided at the Fall 2023 Puppets and Puppets show. The collection gave school cafeteria vibes with a blue and white checkered floor and stacks of old books and food concoctions designed by Barlow and Sons Production Company on display. Following the cuisine theme, cookie purses, banana-handle bags and an egg bra were all featured on the runway. Chloë Sevigny Opening for Proenza SchoulerChloë Sevigny made a rare runway appearance for this season’s fashion week. All eyes were on the American Psycho star as she opened for Proenza Schouler’s latest collection. Sevigny isn’t a stranger when it comes to the catwalk though, as she's mostly modeled in European shows.Luar Closing NYFW for the First TimeThe last slot on the NYFW calendar has typically gone to a veteran figure like Marc Jacobs or Tom Ford, a position fit for a grand finale showman. But with brands like those doing their own thing lately, a shift is beginning to take place for someone else in New York to assume that coveted spot. Enter Raul Lopez, who's taken Luar to new heights the last few seasons (along with a CFDA Accessories Designer of the Year award) to become the hottest ticket of New York. Yet again, the show started an hour late, but somehow keeps making the wait worth it. Those oversized Ana bags he showed in XXXXL sizes are sure to spawn a wait list. Shoutout to the grand dame Karen Huger for gracing us with her presence there too!Greg From 'White Lotus' Walking for Eckhaus LattaA viral moment to come out of NYFW was a cameo from The White Lotus star Jon Gries who instead of sitting on the sidelines, walked the runway of Eckhaus Latta’s show. Gries plays Greg, Jennifer Coolidge’s shady husband in HBO series. While his presence may have shocked fans, the casting wasn’t a shocking choice for Latta who’s known to include a diverse and unexpected mix of models on his runway. Lindsay Lohan Supporting Model Siblings at Christian SirianoAs a good big older sister does, Lindsay Lohan flew into NYC from Dubai to support her model siblings walking in the show. Lohan cheered them on in the front row of Christian Siriano's Fall 2023 “Welcome to Audrey Hepburn’s Rose Garden at Midnight” themed show. This made for a pleasant surprise from Lohan who hasn’t attended a fashion show since 2019. Foo and Foo Goes Nautical Prep With SperryElizabeth Hilfiger (daughter of Tommy) gave her nautical-inspired collection of prep essentials a distressed LA twist complete with Sperry boots and boat shoes. Could Sperry's be the latest aughts-favorite shoe to make a comeback? Hilfiger said the Sperrys felt cohesive to the theme — a compliment to her twisted whimsical take on Nantucket. “My inspiration started when I was thinking about boating, so it was one of the first ideas that came to mind when I was thinking about completing the looks,” she said of the choice of footwear. https://www.papermag.com/nyfw-fall-2023-2659428868.html

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Palomo Spain Spring 2025 Ready-To-Wear

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Kai Landre for Palomo Spain Fall/Winter 2017 campaign captured by Kito Muñoz.

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2022年12月16日

【新入荷・新本】

Apartamento Issue 30 Autumn/Winter 2022-23, Apartamento, 2022

Softcover. 384 pages. 170 x 240 mm. Color, black and white.

価格：3,300円（税込）

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スペイン発、2008年に創刊した年二回刊行のインテリア雑誌『Apartamento』。創刊15周年記念号である第30号の表紙を飾るのは、アメリカ人シンガーソングライター、レコードプロデューサー、女優、モデルのソランジュ・ノウルズ（Solange Knowles）。

収録アーティスト： ソランジュ・ノウルズ、アレハンドロ・ゴメス・パロモ、キティ・ブローフィ、メル・オッテンバーグ、アンジェラ・デ・ラ・クルス、チャンナ・ダスワッテ、レヴァン・コグアシュビリ、アヴァニ＆ラグー・ラエ、ウッディ・デ・オセロ、B+、クレイトン・パターソン、ヤスミン・デュボア＆ブライアン・ロジャース、ジョン・グレイ、ウーゴ・ラ・ピエトラ、ウィルフレド・プリエト、マリーナ・ファウスト。作家ドディ・ベラミーの短編小説「Cracks in the Ceiling」も収録。

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Apartamento is widely recognised as today’s most influential, inspiring, and honest interiors magazine. International, well designed, simply written, and tastefully curated since 2008, it is an indispensable resource for individuals who are passionate about the way they live. The publication is published biannually from its headquarters in Barcelona.

Featuring: Solange Knowles, Alejandro Gómez Palomo, Kitty Brophy, Mel Ottenberg, Ángela de la Cruz, Channa Daswatte, Levan Koguashvili, Avani & Raghu Rai, Woody De Othello, B+, Clayton Patterson, Yasmine Dubois & Brian Rogers, Jon Gray, Ugo La Pietra, Wilfredo Prieto, and Marina Faust. Plus: ‘Cracks in the Ceiling’, a short story by Dodie Bellamy.

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"For the celebration of the 10th New York City Ballet Fall Fashion Gala hosted by Sarah Jessica Parker, Palomo Spain was commissioned to create 10 looks in close collaboration with choreographer Gianna Reisen and songwriter Solange Knowles. Using nearly half a million generously sponsored Swarovski crystals on power shoulders, bold tailoring, pinstripes & a candy-coated palette, Alejandro Gómez Palomo, creative director and founder of Palomo Spain, designed a collection of outfits that blinded the audience as the dancers gracefully made their way through the unmatched choreography accompanied by Solange Knowles' first ever ballet score."

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Puma X Palomo Spain Fall Winter 2022 Campaign

Puma Creative Director | Heiko Desens

Palomo Spain Creative Director | Alejandro Gómez

Photographer | Kito Muñoz

Models | Valerio Maccario, Aury Pimentel and Samuel Saadoja

Stylist | Alicia Padrón

Hair | Egon Crivillers.

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VALORES... Y VOLANTES · REFRAMING MASCULINITY, CHAPTER 3

Palomo Spain es una firma de moda española creada por Alejandro Gómez Palomo, caracterizada por su estilo liberador y disruptivo: lleva por bandera la deconstrucción de los límites entre masculinidad y feminidad en sus piezas.

El joven diseñador ha mostrado su talento en ciudades como Madrid, Nueva York o Moscú. Afirma crear prendas para personas que no tienen prejuicios ni conocen estereotipos a la hora de vestir.

A través de blusas con volantes, chaquetas con lentejuelas y camisas transparentes, Palomo pretende visibilizar su obra en el mundo de la alta costura, aportando su interpretación de la masculinidad.