Akello Patricia Takes Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid

Akello Patricia is no stranger to walking for established international fashion brands, for her latest fashion takeover, the supermodel took to Spain to walk at Mercedes-Benz fashion week Madrid which kicked off from the 15th to the 19th of February 2023. Here are all the designers Akello walked for:

Claro Couture

Akello wore a white ruffle dress with a matching hat as part of the collection that proposes exquisite designs in a tonal range ranging from flawless white to appetizing greens to culminating in gold and black hues. Plus, maxi accessories and hats starred in looks throughout the parade.

Lola Casademunt

Patricia wore a red floor length sequin dress as part of the collection which takes us back to the 70s through asymmetries, total monochrome looks, sequins and ‘oversized’ coats.

Tete By Odette

Akello wore a black ‘butterfly’ ensemble as part of the collection with a palette that flows between ivory and black accompanied by vibrant fuchsia, electric blue, elegant black, eternal white, and flashy prints. True to the brand’s aesthetic identity, sequins, fringes, and crystals of different sizes dominate beads that the designer herself has brought from India and mixed with top-quality Spanish fabrics.

Encinar Brand

Walking down the runway, Akello wore a black almost knee length dress with yellow ruffles that was part of the collection that features earthy tones and materials such as taffeta and accessories such as bows to set the brooch on a collection that has managed to revive the splendor of traditional sewing.

Hannibal Laguna

Akello was a dream in purple as she walked for the brand whose collection honors its more than three decades of love for sewing, reviving some of the firm’s most distinctive identities. The house’s different heritage codes fuse into legendary silhouettes with embroidery and details that reinterpret the Spanish legacy and artisanal excellence of haute couture.

Maya Hansen

Wearing pink and black sports gear Akello walked showcasing a collection Based on the circular economy and upcycling as a response to the climate challenge, the protection of the planet’s biodiversity and the health of its inhabitants. The collection emerges with the intention of converting manufacturing scraps and stock surplus into unique garments with the language of the corset as a token of identity, combining social awareness with innovation.

Isabela Sanchis

Andres Sarda

ALL PHOTOS COURTESY OF MERCEDES FASHION WEEK MADRID

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