Since leaving behind her stint on Operación Triunfo, Aitana has done nothing but smash records. The streaming numbers attest to a success that has led her to become one of the most important artists in our country, but also one of the most internationally recognized.
And her highly anticipated tour is the best proof that Aitana is one of Spain’s most beloved singers. Cuarto Azul is the tour she is performing across our country and that will continue through Latin America, in countries such as Argentina and Colombia, as well as the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Portugal and Italy.
A hugely viral tour on social media, not only for her sensual dance, which caused so much controversy, but also for a meticulously crafted staging in which every detail matters. Aitana uses a group of dancers who accompany her on each show and a well-measured set design that makes her concerts some of the most visually striking and entertaining spectacles.
But there is more: her wardrobe also has a lot to do with the success of this tour. Over time, the Catalan artist has defined her style, and we could say that Cuarto Azul has become a ode to made in Spain. After a darker period, in which black was the protagonist of her outfits, Aitana has now chosen a feminine as well as sexy aesthetic.
En sus conciertos lleva siempre un mini vestido y botas altas.
Mini dresses, sheer fabrics, lace, soft colors and ultra-high boots are the key to outfits that she changes at each concert and that, as a rule, are created by Spanish brands. It seems Aitana has taken the matter of supporting our country’s fashion very seriously and has put herself in the hands of designers to wear looks that represent the best of the current artist.
Even the accessories are created, some of them handmade, by Spanish brands and even small businesses that feel that dressing Aitana is a privilege. The singer prefers handmade garments, quality footwear made by artisans, and special accessories with a national label. Here are some examples.
Aitana con diamantes de Locco.
During her concert in Zaragoza, she trusted Locco, a Spanish jewelry brand founded in 2015 with a clear aim: to overturn the traditional image of the diamond. Based in Madrid, the brand emerges from the meeting of craftsmanship, experimentation and a contemporary look at value, matter and time. She incorporated several pieces from the brand into her look.
Aitana con las botas de Hispanitas.
Aitana has worn on several occasions custom-made boots crafted by the Alicante firm Hispanitas. Like this satin model in coral color that reinforces the connection between the artist’s aesthetic universe and craftsmanship made in Spain. A design that maintains a Victorian-inspired vibe, reinterpreted from a contemporary and more delicate perspective.
Aitana con unos pendientes de Mumit.
The singer has also repeatedly trusted in Mumit, a Galician jewelry brand made 100% in Spain. On one occasion, she wore the Clarissa earrings of aquamarines and diamonds in 18 kt white gold, a piece designed to mimic delicate droplets of water suspended in the air and characterized by geometric lines as a whole. A jewel based on proportion and fluidity that seeks to enhance the femininity of every gesture, perfect for elevating the most special looks with a touch of natural freshness.
Aitana con un vestido de Ze García.
Ze García, a female couture fashion house with an atelier in Barcelona, also contributed to the artist’s wardrobe with one of the looks she wore in Seville. It created a styling consisting of a bodysuit crafted in satin crepe in a makeup color with Chantilly lace appliqués, an overdress of silk tulle dyed in the same shade, and a bolero made in the same textures.
