Lina moda flamenca

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At that time Marcelina Fernández decided to lengthen the cut of the bodice and the skirt to the ankle, thus also covering the armpits and incorporating the small shawl as a complement. Until then the costumes were generally short and the bangs were attached to the neckline. The new styles can be seen in the costumes worn by Teresa Lorca, «La Polaca» or Matilde Coral.
Since then, the firm has been very marked by its close relationship with the artistic world. Flamenco shows, the world of cinema, theater or song, constantly demanded her creations, to such an extent that Lina was able to transfer her knowledge acquired by working with artists, also to evening dresses or wedding dresses.
In 1968, Lina made in the workshop of the Santa Cruz neighborhood another of the most important works of her career, the flamenco dress that would wear the young Princess of Asturias, Sofia. The colors chosen: red and white.

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Square shaped box made of wood with an inner mold with the shape of the comb so that it does not deform and keeps its original shape. You can keep up to 4 combs in the same box. They are very decorative.
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Since its origins, Lina has been creating trends in flamenco fashion.    She was the first to decide to close the armhole of the dresses and to incorporate the small shawl, the perfect complement to the flamenco dress. Until then, the bangs were attached to the neckline. The firm sews for artists from all the tablaos of Seville at the time.
Francisco Montero and Lina inaugurate the current store on Lineros Street. The party is attended by the bailaor Federico Casado «Caracolillo» and his wife Juanita Reina; Cerezal, Isabel Pantoja and Remedios Amaya, among other celebrities.
Lina was awarded the Mother-of-Pearl Button by the Seville Guild of Master Tailors and Dressmakers for her professional career. John Galliano, director of Dior, visits Lina’s atelier to be inspired by the flamenco dress. Lina is named adopted daughter of Triana.
Lina opens SIMOF with her collection «Río de Rosas». Lina receives the «Alma Flamenca» award from the Pasarela Flamenca Jerez-Tío Pepe. The Chamber of Commerce and the City Council of Seville distinguish Lina 1960, among others, as an emblematic establishment of the city for its cultural and historical values.

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Stories should be told from the beginning to reveal surprising endings, but what if we tell them from the end? Sometimes it’s better as usual, so that the development of the story leads you to the denouement, but sometimes it’s worth doing it the other way around. But other times, it is worth doing it the other way around. Why? Because, in this case, it is necessary to know who you are now in order to tell who you were before.
Because, when you get into flamenco fashion, it is mandatory not only to know how to properly perform your duties, but to know who originated what you have today, those who have made possible the continuity of the existing fashion around the flamenco dress, which, let’s not forget, will never cease to be a regional costume.
That’s why I can’t help it when I mention Lina in any conversation and someone who, supposedly, should know what I’m talking about asks me the question: ‘And who is that?’ or this one: ‘Who is Lina?’ So, just as I have written them, they say it to me. I have come across this approach repeatedly and I never cease to be surprised.