Tal y como os adelantamos en post anteriores, estábamos organizando un taller de tocados para la semana de la moda del Centro Comercial Thader.
El taller tuvo lugar ayer por la tarde, desde las 19:00 a las 21:30, en una de las salas, habilitadas para ello, del centro comercial.
La jornada no pudo resultar mejor; la sala estaba perfectamente acondicionada, con mesas grandes y espaciosas para que las chicas pudieran trabajar con facilidad, grandes vitrinas de cristal para lucir las pamelas y los tocados, bolsas de colores con todo el material, facilitado por las empresa Masario ( http://www.masario.es/es/ ), con el que las asistentes trabajarían sus tocados y la uniformidad de la luz que recordaba en iluminación e intensidad a las grandes pasarelas de moda.
Una tarde perfecta, para recordar, en la que hablamos sobre los aspectos más importantes de las pamelas y los tocados: su historia, cómo y cuándo debemos usarlos, el protocolo de los accesorios, la sombrería, los materiales y los mejores trucos del proceso creativo.
Para todas las que queríais participar y no pudisteis, hoy, os contamos todo lo que hicimos en el taller. Además, también subiremos fotos y compartiremos lo mejor de una tarde muy divertida.
Historia de los Tocados: Los sombreros, las pamelas y los tocados son casi tan antiguos como el ser humano. Este accesorio ha acompañado al hombre, a lo largo de la historia, adquiriendo con el paso del tiempo funciones muy diferentes.
El sombrero en el caso de los hombres, tocados y pamelas en el caso de las mujeres, siempre ha sido un símbolo de distinción, propio de las clases sociales altas.
Con el paso del tiempo, y por razones de comodidad, las pamelas y los tocados adquirieron un papel mucho más eventual, siendo utilizados en grandes fiestas y ocasiones especiales como bautizos, comuniones o bodas.
En la actualidad, los tocados, las pamelas u otros adornos para la cabeza, son los principales protagonistas de las celebraciones, relegando los vestidos a un segundo plano. De igual manera, los sombreros, como el canotier o los borsalinos, ya no son patrimonio exclusivo de los hombres.
Como ocurriría en el siglo XIX con los pantalones, los sombreros se han convertido en el aliado perfecto de las mujeres, en todas las épocas del año, y cualquier excusa es buena para llevarlo. Un complemento, que decorado con flores, telas, velos o plumas, cobra más fuerza que nunca en manos del público femenino.
Una pregunta que mucha gente suele plantearse, en el momento de lucir un tocado o una pamela, es cómo me lo pongo y cuándo me lo pongo: los tocados, son accesorios todo - terreno, pueden llevarse tanto por el día como por la noche, pero, con matices.
Los tocados de día requieren materiales y adornos más discretos. Por su parte, los tocados de noche se confeccionan con materiales más oscuros y llamativos.
El tocado, recordar siempre, que es el complemento estrella de nuestro look u outfit. Esto quiere decir, que el resto de prendas tendrán que ser sencillas para no quitarle protagonismo al tocado y, para no ofrecer un look muy recargado.
Según el protocolo, el tocado no debe quitarse en ningún momento de la celebración o evento: la mujer que sale tocada de casa, llega tocada.
Por su parte, las pamelas se llevan sólo en eventos de día y nunca, se llevarán con vestidos largos. El protocolo, en el caso de este complemento, establece que todas las mujeres deberán quitarsela después de terminar el baile con el que los novios abren la fiesta, en la que se bailará y beberá al son de temas musicales que marcaron una época.
Existen infinidad de materiales para confeccionar tocados: yute, rafia, sinamay, fieltro, tarlatana, telas, sisal, junco y plumas entre otros.
Además, también será necesario para la creación de un tocado o pamela, otro tipo de materiales como las hormas, que serán las encargadas de dar forma a los sombreros y pamelas, alambres, apresto para montar bases y hacer adornos, tintes que darán color a nuestros accesorios o adornos y troqueles o buriles para dar forma a telas y otros materiales.
Durante el taller, además de aprender a confeccionar un tocado, también hablamos sobre las principales tendencias en esta materia que se llevaran a lo largo de la temporada otoño/invierno 2013-2014: las protagonistas, sin ninguna duda, serán las coronas de flores naturales, metalizas y porcelana fría, entre otros.
Otro de los It de este invierno, además de las coronas, es la combinación del pantalón con el tocado, una mezcla perfecta que ha causado sensación en las principales pasarelas mundiales y en las capitales de la moda.
Como guinda del pastel, de una tarde perfecta, las chicas lucieron sus tocados, creados por ellas mismas, ante la cámara del fotógrafo murciano Pedro Ruiz (http://fotografiapedroruiz.com/) , en el photocall que el Centro Comercial Thader había preparado para la ocasión.
Una tarde para recordar, con un final feliz, en el que todas las asistentes estaban ¡guapísimas!
CONTINUARÁ...
As we advance in previous post , we were touched by organizing a workshop for fashion week Thader Shopping Center .
The workshop took place yesterday afternoon , from 19:00 to 21:30 , in one of the rooms , enabled it, the mall.
The day could not be better , the room was well equipped with large and spacious tables so the girls could work easily, large glass windows to showcase the brimmed hats and headdresses , colorful bags with all the material with which the assistants would work their headdresses and uniformity of light and intensity lighting remembered the big fashion shows .
A perfect evening to remember , where we talk about the most important aspects of the pamelas and headdresses : its history , how and when to use them, the protocol 's accessories, headgear , materials and the best tricks of the creative process .
To all you wanted to you could not participate and , today , we told you everything we did in the workshop. In addition, we will go up photos and share the best of a fun afternoon .
History of Headgear : Hats, sun hats and headdresses are almost as old as mankind . This accessory has accompanied man throughout history, acquired over time very different functions .
The hat in the case of men, touched and brimmed in the case of women , has always been a symbol of distinction , typical of the upper classes .
With the passage of time , and for reasons of convenience, brimmed hats and headdresses acquired a much more eventually, being used in large parties and special occasions such as baptisms , communions or weddings.
Currently, the headdresses , the brimmed or other headdresses , are the main protagonists of the celebrations , dresses relegating to the background . Similarly , hats , as borsalinos boater or are no longer the exclusive preserve of men.
As would be the nineteenth century with the pants , hats have become the perfect ally of women , in all seasons, and any excuse to wear it. A supplement that decorated with flowers , fabrics , veils and feathers , is stronger than ever in the hands of the female audience.
A question many people often raised , at the time of wearing a headdress or pamela , is how and when I wear it I wear : headdresses, are accessories - road , can be both day and night , but , with nuances.
The day headdresses and ornaments require discrete materials . Meanwhile, night headdresses are made with dark and bright materials .
The headdress , always remember, that is the star complement our look or outfit . This means that the remaining items will have to be simple so as not to hit and take ownership , not to provide a very ornate look .
According to the protocol , the hit should not be removed at any time of the celebration or event: the woman who played out of home, gets touched.
For its part, the brimmed take in day only and never, will be in long dresses . The protocol, in the case of this complement , states that all women should take it away after finishing the dance that the couple opened the festival, in which dance and drink to the sound of songs that defined an era .
There are plenty of materials to make headdresses : jute , raffia, sinamay , felt, tarlatan , fabrics , sisal , rattan and feathers among others.
In addition , you also need to create a headdress or pamela , other materials such as molds , which will be responsible for shaping and brimmed hats , wires, sizing for mounting bases and make ornaments , dyes that will color our accessories or ornaments and dies or chisels to shape fabrics and other materials.
During the workshop , as well as learn how to make a hit , also talked about the major trends in this area that will take over the autumn / winter 2013-2014 : the protagonists , no doubt , will be the natural wreaths , metalizas and cold porcelain , among others.
Another It this winter , plus crowns , is the combination of pants with headdress , a perfect blend that has caused a sensation in major global gateways and fashion capitals .
As icing on the cake of a perfect evening , the girls wore their headgear, created by themselves, with the photographer's camera Murcia Pedro Ruiz , at the photocall Mall Thader had prepared for the occasion .
An evening to remember, with a happy ending , in which all participants weregorgeous !
CONTINUARÁ...
As we advance in previous post , we were touched by organizing a workshop for fashion week Thader Shopping Center .
The workshop took place yesterday afternoon , from 19:00 to 21:30 , in one of the rooms , enabled it, the mall.
The day could not be better , the room was well equipped with large and spacious tables so the girls could work easily, large glass windows to showcase the brimmed hats and headdresses , colorful bags with all the material with which the assistants would work their headdresses and uniformity of light and intensity lighting remembered the big fashion shows .
A perfect evening to remember , where we talk about the most important aspects of the pamelas and headdresses : its history , how and when to use them, the protocol 's accessories, headgear , materials and the best tricks of the creative process .
To all you wanted to you could not participate and , today , we told you everything we did in the workshop. In addition, we will go up photos and share the best of a fun afternoon .
History of Headgear : Hats, sun hats and headdresses are almost as old as mankind . This accessory has accompanied man throughout history, acquired over time very different functions .
The hat in the case of men, touched and brimmed in the case of women , has always been a symbol of distinction , typical of the upper classes .
With the passage of time , and for reasons of convenience, brimmed hats and headdresses acquired a much more eventually, being used in large parties and special occasions such as baptisms , communions or weddings.
Currently, the headdresses , the brimmed or other headdresses , are the main protagonists of the celebrations , dresses relegating to the background . Similarly , hats , as borsalinos boater or are no longer the exclusive preserve of men.
As would be the nineteenth century with the pants , hats have become the perfect ally of women , in all seasons, and any excuse to wear it. A supplement that decorated with flowers , fabrics , veils and feathers , is stronger than ever in the hands of the female audience.
A question many people often raised , at the time of wearing a headdress or pamela , is how and when I wear it I wear : headdresses, are accessories - road , can be both day and night , but , with nuances.
The day headdresses and ornaments require discrete materials . Meanwhile, night headdresses are made with dark and bright materials .
The headdress , always remember, that is the star complement our look or outfit . This means that the remaining items will have to be simple so as not to hit and take ownership , not to provide a very ornate look .
According to the protocol , the hit should not be removed at any time of the celebration or event: the woman who played out of home, gets touched.
For its part, the brimmed take in day only and never, will be in long dresses . The protocol, in the case of this complement , states that all women should take it away after finishing the dance that the couple opened the festival, in which dance and drink to the sound of songs that defined an era .
There are plenty of materials to make headdresses : jute , raffia, sinamay , felt, tarlatan , fabrics , sisal , rattan and feathers among others.
In addition , you also need to create a headdress or pamela , other materials such as molds , which will be responsible for shaping and brimmed hats , wires, sizing for mounting bases and make ornaments , dyes that will color our accessories or ornaments and dies or chisels to shape fabrics and other materials.
During the workshop , as well as learn how to make a hit , also talked about the major trends in this area that will take over the autumn / winter 2013-2014 : the protagonists , no doubt , will be the natural wreaths , metalizas and cold porcelain , among others.
Another It this winter , plus crowns , is the combination of pants with headdress , a perfect blend that has caused a sensation in major global gateways and fashion capitals .
As icing on the cake of a perfect evening , the girls wore their headgear, created by themselves, with the photographer's camera Murcia Pedro Ruiz , at the photocall Mall Thader had prepared for the occasion .
An evening to remember, with a happy ending , in which all participants weregorgeous !
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