Raffaello is a brand name that covers two collections: one for bridesmaids and the other for brides.

They are both collections based on simple, elegant lines, some of which are straightforward and others of which are sophisticated. Special care is taken with the pattern which is notable for its architectural touch in many details on sashes and jackets.

Raffaello's star garment is the suit jacket, which has a renewed air to it and the increase in the use of smocks, however dresses with matching bolero or jacket are starting to play a significant role as they add a more youthful touch.

The creations are unique, innovative and original. This originality, which is always elegant, is found in the mixture of fabrics, the asymmetries, the off-the-shoulder necklines, mixed with pencil or fishtail silhouettes All designed to offer ideas and designs to all kinds of women, from the most classic to the most glamorous and chic.

The inspiration comes from clients in the street: the people who, in the end, all the models are aimed at.

The fabrics are very different and varied, always sought after in international trade fairs such as those of Paris, Milan and Hong Kong. Silk, exclusive embroidery, French lace, macramé and so on. All mixed with plain fabrics giving rise to textures which can be rigid or soft and ethereal.

This year, at Raffaello, prints, floral and geometric embroidery with a wide range of pastel, bright and other dusted tones abound. Gold, silver, pale pinks, mists, violets and so on.

It is a racial collection, created and traditionally manufactured in Spain, in Andalusia, in Granada.

This year's accessories are based on headdresses, jointly designed with the designer Mar Cano.

Raffaello's bridal collection also contains all the company's characteristics. Carefully designed patterns with a somewhat architectural air to them, elegant fabrics, a great variety in boleros as an accessory and mermaid lines. Volumes return in a look back to the 1980s, giving the collection a certain romantic air.

The collection was traditionally manufactured in Granada.