{"id":145578,"date":"2020-09-15T11:00:59","date_gmt":"2020-09-15T09:00:59","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/highxtar.com\/?p=145578"},"modified":"2020-09-15T18:43:18","modified_gmt":"2020-09-15T16:43:18","slug":"exclusive-93-sierra-crosses-unveils-1st-their-most-mature-collection","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/highxtar.com\/en\/exclusive-93-sierra-crosses-unveils-1st-their-most-mature-collection\/","title":{"rendered":"Exclusive: 93 SIERRA\/CROSSES unveils “1st”"},"content":{"rendered":"

The young Spanish firm funded by Oliver Iglesias presents its most mature and ambitious collection in the industry’s most difficult scenario possible. The strength of its proposals does not understand of impossible challenges. 93 SIERRA\/CROSSES maintains its unstoppable growth. We spoke with the founder to know a little more about the Asturians. #SupportYourLocalDesigner<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Origin y evolution<\/h2>\n

Highxtar (H<\/span>) –<\/strong> From your incursion into the world of fashion with Jon Kemuri to the collection you present from 93SC, the aesthetic evolution is more than obvious. What remains of that first project in 93 SIERRA\/CROSSES?<\/p>\n

Oliver Iglesias (O<\/span>) – Although this collection proposes different things from the first one, it is a “continuation” of it, the codes of the first collection are still very present in terms of graphics and aesthetics. I continue to work on similar forms and palettes, I believe that the narrative of 93SC<\/a> should not change with each collection, I can not take and reinvent something that I think I can still use as inspiration and I still feel that it represents me.<\/strong><\/p>\n

H<\/span> – Looking at the proposals of this collection, if I didn’t know you, I would bet that a foreign firm was responsible of it. Where does the Spanish fashion industry stands in the current panorama?<\/p>\n

O<\/span> – 93SC’s<\/a> concept has an international vision though we work with inspiration and stuff \u201cMade in Spain\u201d. I believe that the Spanish industry is currently evolving well and adapting to international markets, although we still have a long way to go.<\/strong><\/p>\n

In the current panorama I do not think we are taken into account as much as other firms from other countries, but I hope that in time it will turn out to be the opposite and that the aesthetics and trends that we have in Spain will be the model to follow, as is happening in other fields such as music.<\/strong><\/p>\n

H <\/span><\/strong>– 93 SIERRA\/CROSSES<\/strong><\/a> is characterized by the use of top materials in each piece and the care of every single detail. How is the process of selecting the materials and when do you decide that a piece is completely finished?<\/p>\n

O<\/span> – Although I tend to be quite chaotic, I am very cautious and meticulous in the selection of materials. When I conceive a garment, I always try to soak it well from various catalogs and samples. I want you to be able to identify a garment with your eyes closed and appreciate the quality just by the texture and weight of it. As for deciding when the piece is finished, I would say that it is the moment when the label is sewn on, without it I see the garment quite naked. I think it’s the finishing touch, and if it wasn’t there it wouldn’t make sense, although that’s a bit paranoid of me.<\/strong><\/p>\n

H <\/span><\/strong>– There is no doubt that streetwear dominates the scene completely in all layers. 93 SIERRA\/CROSSES fuses elegance and comfort with total naturalness. Is this the new streetwear?<\/p>\n

O<\/span> – In my head it is the total conception of what streetwear would be, although I have no authority to say what is streetwear and what is not. Streetwear is a living movement that evolves day by day and in my head I suppose it will be like that too and I will evolve with it. Maybe in a few years it will have nothing to do with what I do today.<\/strong><\/p>\n