The Haute Couture Week by Elina Costantini once again became the stage where Argentine designers anticipate the trends that will shape the upcoming season of events and celebrations. In this frame, Camila Romano presented a collection in which femininity is built from contrasts: precise structures, delicate transparencies, and voluminous skirts that add drama to every appearance.
With 35 looks on the runway, the designer offered a sophisticated take on haute couture, where romance and strength coexist.
The trend: corsetry returns with a new silhouette
One of the collection’s major protagonists was the corset, reinterpreted from a contemporary perspective. Far from feeling rigid, it appears integrated into evening dresses that highlight the silhouette while maintaining elegance.
Corsetry is paired with defined hips and flared skirts, creating a silhouette inspired by classic haute couture but updated with lightweight materials and a more modern construction.
The result is a feminine silhouette that recaptures the glamour of the grand gala gowns.
Volume, transparencies and lace at Camila Romano’s show
The puffed skirts were another key element of the collection. With a strong stage presence, they add movement and turn each dress into an impactful piece.
Joining them are French laces, strategic transparencies, and handcrafted embroideries, resources that enrich each design without overloading it.
White and black, protagonists of haute couture
The color palette also accompanied this play of contrasts. White appeared in bridal-inspired dresses, with strapless silhouettes, classical lines, and traditional veils, reaffirming that minimalism remains a strong bet for future brides.
On the opposite end, black asserted itself in designs with strategic openings, transparencies, and sweeping skirts, proving that it continues to be one of the most elegant colors for evening events.
There were also tones such as gray and light blue, which brought freshness and modernity to the proposal.
A collection where opposites coexist
The entire proposal is built on the balance between seemingly contradicting elements: fitted dresses and voluminous silhouettes, defined structures and lightweight fabrics, sensuality and romance.
That dialogue between opposites defines a collection that bets on a self-assured woman who finds in haute couture a way to express her personality without renouncing sophistication.
The fashion-forward detail
The upcoming party season revisits an iconic silhouette: corsets, defined waists, and voluminous skirts return to a central role. Camila Romano demonstrates that this trend can coexist with subtle transparencies, lace, and artisanal embroidery, giving rise to evening gowns that balance drama, elegance, and a distinctly contemporary imprint.
