There was a slight Victorian air about Palomo Spain's FW19 collection; though it was titled 1916, it did not specifically reference that particular year. Instead, it references a world long gone where there were no ready to wear and every garment was made to fit everyone, rich or poor. But this is fashion and the fabrics Paloma Spain offered were high end, such as silks and taffetas while sexy, sheer layers revealed a collaboration with Andres Sarda.

Spain's Alejandro Gomez Palomo is provocateur who aims to upend the societal norms by dressing men in dresses and elaborate, and often, flamboyant outfits. For SS19, he is inspired by Wunderkrammer, the cabinet of curiosities, which could easily be utilized to describe his merry band of individuals in their luscious tweeds, see-through blouses and extravagant accessries including bedazzled buckles and statement necklaces.

The English countryside and hunting are the starting point of Palomo Spain's FW18 collection. It's combined with Spanish cultures to create a collection that's both warm - think neutrals and tweeds - and lively, a joie-de-vivre that the label is known for. The label continues its play on proportion and gender roles in this collection, seen in the puffy skirts and dramatic capes.