Fashion stores Andalusia

Impossible to come in Osuna without passing by this temple of the arts and crafts of the leather of Córdoba. Held by Alberto Delgado and Manuel Morillo, this workshop began in 1995 when the two men decided to take again the old workshop of the Master of the kind, Antonio Rodriguez Hidalgo. All leathers are worked with the hand, while following two techniques, the Cordobán and the Guamací, which give to the material a pushed back leather aspect and can be decorated gildings or drawings for most various uses of decoration: cushions, headboards, trunks... for that of houses or hotels but also that of the churches with retables. If you remain with the hotel Put of Judería in Seville, perhaps you will be likely to sleep in the room which they decorated. The discovery of the place will be an enchantment for the eyes but also very instructive since it will enable you to visualize some key stages of the processes of the work of leather. 

Opened in 2003 by Luisa, this shop was first a space dedicated only to fashion accessories related to flamenco. Later on, it became a store entirely dedicated to clothes. You will find all styles and types of clothes: dresses, coats and t-shirts, both colourful and well cut, original. All the clothes have an artistic or bohemian feel to them... and may remind you of the style of Custo Barcelona. A sample booklet allows you to choose a model in the color you want.

The oldest hat shop in Seville has been located in an Art Deco building designed by José Gómez Millán since 1908. For a long time it was the only hat shop in the city and the first to offer its customers the famous Panama hats. Nowadays, you can still admire their collections, as well as many women's headdresses, recommended for weddings. But we would like to buy some just to leave with the beautiful packages that wrap them. Note on the first floor, the former glass gallery, now a warehouse.

After studying fashion in Madrid, London and Paris and then working as a buyer for Parisian collections for over 10 years in the 1990s, Pilar chose to return to Granada in 2000 to open her own boutique and workshop. Now located a few steps from the Plaza de la Trinidad, since September 2018. The opportunity to familiarize yourself with the two lines, ready-to-wear and tailor-made, of the one that has become a regular at the Madrid pasarela fashion shows and presented its latest models at the 2018 Paris Fashion Week, accompanied by Blanca Li. As for its previous collections, it was inspired by the Granada heritage, this time taking as its main theme the painting that the painter José Guerrero dedicated to the murder of García Lorca, la Brecha. Declined on many jewels or on t-shirts displaying the #guerreras. Everything here is 100% made in Spain, from the fabrics to the latest handmade embroidery. We will enjoy circulating among the models, with the certainty of falling for an accessory at the very least.

No tapas on the horizon, this is a boutique opened in the late 90s by two travelers, mother Gema and daughter Patricia. Initially devoted to furniture, it has gradually evolved into a clothing and accessories boutique (scarves, bags, jewelry...). Ideal for those who want to create a hippy chic look. From their travels in Mali, Senegal, India, Thailand and Morocco, they bring back the fabrics and create the patterns for their garments. The garments can be accompanied by Berber jewelry.