12 madrid fashion style tips according to locals

Although Barcelona is very popular for the beautiful avant-garde food scenes and beaches, Madrid-a traditional city rooted in history-distributing one of my favorite places for fashion and shopping. Because it is not a beach or resort city, trip clothesThe accessories, and the shoes you buy are best suited for everyday life, so you Actually Rewear them after your trip. After all, you can’t wear apparently You buy at Ibiza on the NYC Road!

Along with the fast -growing food scenes, the fashion scene in Madrid is better than ever. Because it is a “work city,” Madrid offers all top fashion brands like Zara, Massimo Dutti, and Mango (all Spanish brands, if you don’t know!) To meet the needs of professional people. However, there are also great boutique brands in the city designed by Spanish creatives, such as the gender neutral brand Palomo Spaina sustainable thinking Morsa fangand the popular shoe brand Flabel.

To navigate all the madrid fashion offered, I have gathered the 12 best style tricks I learned from locals, starting at just $ 16.

Big jeans

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Sit outside any cafes in Madrid on the weekends and you will almost think that big and big pants are madrilenos uniforms. The perfect appearance is usually paired with a large jacket too (more at that time) and a simple white T-shirt. This is a little boho jeans by the perfect free people to shake the “madrid” style, no matter where you are. You can see madrilenos wearing a variety of jeans and pants while buying -The surroundings are busy CANALEJAS CENTER And at the coldest bar of the city.

Platform slippers

Madera Wedge Sandal

When the weather is hot, more people will start to wear slippers. The main rule to wear it in the city is to find a big platform that makes them look dressed. There are high platforms and large Espadrilles to choose between, but if you need a comfortable pair of shoes that can take a lot of mileage (whether to buy -The or walking around the Prado Museum and climbing a staircase), you can’t beat the Teva Madera wedge slippers. Leather straps, a comfortable microfiber layer, and the only support made from recycled materials all works together for shoes that can hold clothes all day and go with any clothes.

White shirt

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Call it a boyfriend’s shirt or a dress-either, this long white button is a great item to have while in Madrid. I have seen this big shirt style worn on skinny jeans, denim shorts, and customized pants. The shirt comes in a variety of colors, but keeps the classic as the Madrid people do and take it white to wear casual or formally with structured belts or silk scarves.

Jacket

A large denim jacket with a scarf

Anything big is on a trend in Madrid, and the jacket is no exception. Because spring nights usually have cold for them, locals always have a jacket in hand, and denim is often a go -to style. This denim jacket by the Spanish brand Zara is on a huge trend, but is quite versatile to lend himself to various occasions. For jazz up to the jacket at night, accessories with silk scarves like most madrilenos do. If denim is not your thing, take this Trabjao jacket is white by the Spanish brand Sisyphe instead.

Vest

Madewell Pinstripe Cutaway Long Vest

One of the hottest discoveries today is basically every boutique shop and designer in Madrid is a customized vest. This season, you will see a lot of madrilenos wearing a whole set, even if they pair them with some casual coaches. This Madewell Pinstripe Vest has Julia Roberts at Beautiful woman The vibration you can lock in a luxury hotel like Four Seasons Madrid or just go out for lunch on the weekend.

Colored pants

BTFBM high palazzo pants

Madrid is a working city, but that doesn’t mean that locals just choose basic clothes. Walk around the financial district of Madrid or visit a luxury hotel for evening tea, and you will see everyone wearing well -tailored pants. One of the colors of the season is pink, and this spacious and straight pink pants are perfect for everything from the opening of the art gallery to the night bar crawls.

Printed silk scarf

Multi-printed silk scarf

I don’t think I have met a single madrileno who doesn’t have a silk scarf. In Madrid, both young and old children Don a silk silk during spring and use them as their accessories for jazz to the most casual clothing. One of the most iconic brands in Spain is Vilagallo, known for its fashionable fashion that uses many colors and prints, and its veil is worth shopping. One pair with a large denim jacket for a more casual vibration when the temperature dipped at night.

Espadrilles

Viscata canvas siglle wedges scale

You cannot leave Madrid without buying a pair or two of the most iconic fashion in the country: Espadrilles. These iconic comfortable shoes are designed to keep your feet cool in summer -they are often made of cotton or canvas -while delivering sophisticated styles. There are many boutiques in the city that sell Espadrilles, so you can easily shop for your favorites when you arrive. But if you ask me, Viscata is a brand to look for. There are many different colors and heights to choose from, but I like the Escala Canvas High Heel Heel Best: it’s so comfortable that I can wear it all day and night in Madrid -even in rocks!

Structured belts

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Good structured belts are the main accessories in Madrid; It is ideal for holding large, large jeans and tightening clothes on the waist to make them more hugs. The popular style is about large belts and chunky, so these three sets of weaving fit the bill perfectly.

Blazer

Zara embroidered petals blazer

Blazers are no longer just considered to be the office, and the bigger the shoulder pad, the better in the madrid. You can see it everywhere: the streets full of Chueca Shop, a magnificent luxury hotel like Madrid editionor michelin restaurant such as Smoked room (Where I saw someone wearing one like this recently last week). This Zara Blazer embroidered eyelet is a great choice if you want a slimmer jacket that works well in the spring and falls in Madrid.

Mary Janes

Flabelus Cora Mary Jane Flat

One of the most famous shoe designers, Manolo Blahnik, is from Spain, and while we are all dreaming of having a pair of Mary Janes or Stilettos icons in our closet, other Spanish shoe designers offer options for a fraction of the price. One of the most popular Ballerina Flat everyone wearing madrids now is Cora Mary Jane Flats from Flabelus. These shoes are comfortable and soft for the touch (thanks to their unique velvet exterior), making them the perfect partner for buying days in Madrid.

Light shoes

This Icebug rb9x

Retiro Park is to Madrid as Central Park to New York, and no matter when you visit, there are always locals who run, practice, and work. These light Icebug runners are the perfect shoes to wear in Madrid: they are made of breathing mesh for hot days, and they are very comfortable to explore the city on foot or take a lap around the retiro.

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