Mercedes Benz DFashion: Day 2

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   Poison on the Skin
   
   Poison on the Skin of the designers and Olga Ortega Carreto Grace, Butterfly 2.0 presented its collection, which is inspired by Puccini's opera Madame Butterfly. Garments that were displayed on the catwalk had a mix of East and West, with a modern twist and asymmetric forms of orange and green colors.
   
   Paola Hernandez
   
   The designer Paola Hernandez, who was educated at the renowned St. Martins fashion school in the city of London, showed us the basic side of fashion, our daily life, which also creativity is needed. Designer currently based in the city of New York, where he began working a few months ago.
   
   Lacoste
   
   Lacoste, who has always shown us a fun but classic style, appeared first in MBDFW. Both formal and informal clothing is viewed with some accesoriosque formed an important part of the parade. The gateway was a cheerful and fresh atmosphere.
   
   
   
   David Salomon, Mexican designer libanésy precursor origin of hippie chic style, showed his collection called, " Chromatic " that consequent to his name, was saturated with vivid colors. It was certainly a parade with a special touch, simple and elegant cuts, and details on the shoulders and waist with Mexican-inspired fretwork.
   
   In our exclusive interview, the designer tells us to go to the Mexican woman who fights like a girl, and therefore works for her. At the end of the show his great friend, Yuri singer, who wore a dress was Salomon. Here we present the video of your gateway:
   
   JI + B
   
   JI + B, made by designers Jesus Ibarra and Bertholdo Espinoza, Mark introduced us on the runway a collection full of elegance with a feminine and edgy style. The color palette that was used was framed by white, beige and mint green. There was everything, classic and original cuts, some transparencies, thus maintaining the elegant style that characterizes them.
   
   Pepa Pombo
   
   Closing the night was given by the renowned Colombian brand Pepa Pombo, with " Cineticongo " collection. Items that have shone on the runways were designed for the woman who likes to dress comfortable but without losing touch of femininity.
   
   The cuts were light with yellow, green, and blue hues for the purple finish. The prints, played an important part of the collection, inspired by Colombian soil.

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