Lorenzo caprile wedding gowns

In the past month, the exhibition “Caprile Lorenzo”, paying homage to the work and mastery of the esteemed fashion designer Lorenzo Caprile, was inaugurated at Madrid’s Sala Canal de Isabel II. This showcase offers an immersive journey through over 100 of his most iconic haute couture pieces, reflecting his inspirations and the rich cultural heritage that informs his work. The exhibition is open to the public with free admission until March 30, 2025.

Lorenzo Caprile, born in Madrid in 1967, is a celebrated Spanish fashion designer renowned for his exquisite craftsmanship and timeless designs. After studying at prestigious institutions such as the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York and the Politecnico di Milano, Caprile began his career in costume design for theatre and opera. He later transitioned to haute couture, earning acclaim for his elegant bridal and evening-wear creations. Over the years, he has dressed Spanish royalty, including Queen Letizia and the

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The Three Weddings Where Lorenzo Caprile Made Infanta Cristina Shine

Lorenzo Caprile, a close friend of Infanta Cristina, has once again made her the star of the event with his designs. We revisit two memorable looks and her wedding dress that established Infanta Cristina as one of the best-dressed, showcasing a blend of understated and contemporary elegance.

The comments on Infanta Cristina’s attire at Victoria López-Quesada’s wedding praised her choice of a two-piece ensemble featuring a maxi skirt with watercolor patterns in blue and a white blouse. The result: a refined, youthful, and fresh style that radiated elegance.

Infanta Cristina stood out as one of the best-dressed guests of the day, thanks to Caprile’s design. This is no coincidence. The designer, a close friend of the Infanta, has been her go-to choice for occasions when she wants to shine.

There has been much discussion about Infanta Cristina’s style evolution since her divorce. Her wardrobe now features leath

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Lorenzo Caprile, three decades of Spanish couture genius preferred by queens and princesses

Under the name of Caprile, Lorenzo, a long-awaited retrospective exhibition of the three decades of fruitful career of designer Lorenzo Caprile arrives in Madrid. He is known for making the corset one of his most distinctive features, as well as being a favorite among royalty, the aristocracy, and the world of film and theater.

Formed between New York and Florence, and after working for legendary fashion houses like Lancetti and Cadena, Caprile opened his workshop in the heart of the Salamanca district in the capital in 1994. A place that became the magical space where some of the most iconic and celebrated designs of the last three decades of fashion in our country came to life. The designer has received, among other important awards, the Gold Medal for Merit in Fine Arts awarded to him by the Ministry of Culture in 2018.

According to Eloy Martínez de la Pera Celada and José Luis Massó