Argentine fashion enjoyed a special night this Friday as it celebrated Benito Fernández’s 40-year career. The designer presented his collection at the Palacio San Miguel, within Argentina Fashion Week, drawing numerous figures from show business, fashion, and culture.
Among the guests were Analía Maiorana and her daughter, Malena Terra, who arrived together and showed that shine can be interpreted in very different ways depending on each one’s style and personality.
Mother and daughter chose looks featuring sparkles and prominent textures, though each took the trend in a different direction.
Analía Maiorana: Total-Black Tailoring with a Touch of Shine
Analía Maiorana, a former model and businesswoman, chose for the occasion a total-black tailoring outfit, a classic combination that she elevated with a sophisticated touch.
Her look consisted of a black tailored trousers and a matching blazer, accompanied by a black tee. The monochromatic choice built an elegant and streamlined silhouette, while the shimmering details added the glamour necessary for a night on the runway.
The result was a look inspired by a minimalist and sophisticated aesthetic, in which tailoring took center stage and black allowed textures and shines to gain greater presence.
Analía, who during her youth built a modeling career and later turned to the business world, is currently a regular figure at Argentine fashion events. She is married to Diego Santilli.
Malena Terra: Gold, Shine and Cowboy Boots
Beside her, Malena Terra opted for a completely different proposal, though shine remained the through line.
The young woman wore a golden shorts, paired with a tone-matching tee and a pair of brown cowboy boots. The combination brought a more relaxed and contemporary vibe, with an aesthetic that blended the glamour of gold with the urban and Western edge of the boots.
The shorts thus became the centerpiece of the outfit, while the boots added contrast and personality. A choice that moved away from her mother’s classic tailoring and embraced a more relaxed interpretation of the trend.
Two Styles, One Trend
The appearance of Analía and Malena made it clear that there is no single way to wear shine.
While Analía opted for a more classic and sophisticated aesthetic based on a total black foundation, Malena chose gold as the lead and added the cowboy boots to give it a younger and more contemporary edge.
Two generations and two different styles that converged on one choice: making shine the central detail of a night dedicated to celebrating four decades of Argentine fashion.
The occasion could not have been more fitting. Benito Fernández’s show served as the setting to celebrate his 40 years of career, a career that has made him one of the most recognized names in Argentine fashion.
