Second day of #VFW. It was short but intense for me, as I didn't go to all the shows at Museo del Carmen but assisted to some of the most significant ones, which makes me very happy. One more day, all the public was thrilled to discover the new proposals for this coming year's Spring/Summer season. As it was Friday evening, the hall where all the catwalk was developed started being crowded and more crowded as the clock moved.

That day we had the pleasure to assist to a truly master lesson in elegance. From the emerging designers at "Zona D" who were David Blay, Miriam Garcia and Benavente to Alexis Carballosa and Gabriel Seguí, every piece was a perfect craftsmanship work, every detail on the designs was orchestrated since the very beginning and the color palette was really defined, but transmitted lots of different things. Textures on the fabrics also played super important roles that evening.

So, here we go with some little reviews, or let's say reports about the different things I saw! Let's start with David Blay on the emerging designers zone, which I must confess was my favorite collection on all the fashion week. Well, maybe one of my favorites actually. I think the word that would describe it the best way is cute. Slight suggestions of Chanel style because of the fabrics and cuts, but also really soft and simple designs featuring capes, rain coats and blouses.

Autumn is here! After a long and warm summer around, we're finally able to see some rain drops covering the city and enjoy mornings full of fresh air. You can't imagine how much I missed fall season. Autumn is synonym of inestable weather and grey sky, but also the start of that period of the year where you begin to get the coziest and warmer pieces out of the closet. Rain boots, maroon and brown shades, sweaters and dresses, isn't it nice?

Between fashion show and fashion show last weekend we landed at Place Valencia to get inspired by the new collection based on burgundy, brown and fall shades at El andén de Marie Jo. Casual dresses inspired by 60's era, easy to pair with your most comfortable coats and jackets when weather gets cooler. Neutral but really charming makeup was required for this photoshoot, thanks for the help to Kento - Cuidado Personal and everyone who lent a hand on this project as well! We had an amazing time shooting and having fun while pairing the outfits.

On following days, we'll be showing you some ideas to pair your fall looks the best way possible! On this first part, I'm featuring this lovely maroon dress with long sleeve and flowers, which makes it look really fun.

#17VFW Spring/Summer 2015. Here I'm another season doing my little report on what is coming to our wardrobes, and specially Valencian wardrobes this coming year. This time with some special features running on the catwalks as most of the show's we've seen until the moment have been achieved by local emerging designers and Fashion or Design students introducing their Final Degree Projects, among some consolidated designers and brands. That has created a really powerful concept of Fashion Week on my opinion, full of contrasts and different points of view beating the catwalks. We've been also thrilled to enjoy fashion, music and every little piece of clothing at that huge white hall at "Centro del Carmen", which is great.

For all of you who follow us on our fanpage you might know that I had some mates during the evening. By the way, thank you Eduardo and Natalia from Fashionart for the help, pictures and for making the day super enjoyable! Every show was really nice to see and take pictures for all of you to see them. It feels incredible on how every designer has this kind of "vision" for the coming fashion, which is some months away, but at the same time they have their common points, shapes or color palettes. You can learn amazing things at Fashion Weeks, believe me, and not only about fashion or trends. You learn about your city and their people, about spaces, about light, about everything you could imagine. Every show is a mix of sensations coordinated by the chef designer.

As we lived on Thursday really different experiences and collections of this #17VFW, here's a little summary of what happened on this first day of Valencia Fashion Week!

Fabulous prints and new ideas on my mind. As you might know, I spent part of my final days on holidays helping my mum to sew. I don't understand much about the topic, and believe me I would totally love to know how to design, draw patterns and let my imagination fly creating my own clothing, and maybe releasing a mini-collection on a more serious way. Unfortunately, my mind took another way of creativity and my hands only know how to give shape to concrete and construction materials to finally, at the end of some really hard working weeks and nights without sleeping much, get a building where some things will be developed. So help is needed, and my mum has some sewing notions: I draw and put into paper what I'd like to get. She is the one who sews it, and teaches me how to do things right.

I only have a few time for craft and DIY projects during summer holidays, I can't really get involved in lots of things and ideas during the class period (you might know Something Fashion has its temporal hiatus too due to homework and things happening out the screen) but looks like we broke the rules visiting this fabric shop downtown the other day. Entering on a crafts and DIY supplies shop is for me like a blow of fresh air full of inspiration and ideas. I can't help but start jumping around things and seriously, I want to buy EVERYTHING.

We were actually looking for some yards of fabric to sew new vintage inspired skirts as the last one ended amazing and was pretty easy to sew without following any pattern. I was looking for a kind of "Toile de Jouy" in red or maybe maroon, but the neoprene was also on our minds because it's a texture we've never tried before. And then we saw it! This super cute, colorful and breathtaking floral print in yellow featuring those little squeezable squirrels and butterflies. Then we were told it came from the last Dolce & Gabanna fashion show and I couldn't think of any other brand to look for inspiration at the moment we decide to feature this fabric on a new piece.

Who knows what will end of this three pieces we got? Hopefully it won't be late the time I can show you something new, so stay tuned!

Model wearing the fabric in red at the Dolce & Gabbana Autumn/Winter 2014 show