The premiere of the film ‘Aída y vuelta’ in Madrid became an event discussed not only by movie enthusiasts but also by those far removed from the world of show business. The red carpet, usually associated with impeccable style and restrained chic, this time turned into a stage for bold experiments and unexpected fashion choices. The evening’s atmosphere felt more like a theatrical performance than a traditional celebrity appearance.
Paco León, the film’s director and lead actor, appeared in a brightly patterned suit that immediately caught the photographers’ attention. His outfit choice was a kind of challenge to established norms, and the mix of classic and extravagant styles evoked mixed reactions from the guests. Carmen Machi, known for her sense of style, opted for a black suit with shimmering details, emphasizing her individuality and steering clear of the usual evening gowns.
Unexpected choices
Eduardo Casanova, who recently openly spoke about his HIV diagnosis, drew particular attention. His striped suit with oversized shoulders became a symbol of courage and inner freedom. Pepe Viyuela chose a classic black suit but paired it with a vibrant red shirt, adding a daring touch to his look. Miren Ibarguren, expecting her second child, appeared in a long black dress with accentuated shoulders and tall leather gloves, achieving an image that was both elegant and provocative.
Pepa Rus surprised guests with an off-the-shoulder dress featuring an unusual neck detail. Secun de la Rosa and Mariano Peña opted for classic black suits, while Melani Olivares chose a revealing black dress with an open back. Óscar Reyes embraced minimalism, wearing a black sweater and trousers. Isabel Jiménez, host at Telecinco, accentuated her waist with a wide belt and completed her look with a miniature handbag.
Contrasts and Provocations
Patricia Pardo chose a long black dress with an asymmetrical neckline, while Susi Caramelo appeared in a leather ensemble paired with a vibrant red sweater. Santiago Segura, director of popular comedies, surprised the public with a casual look of a black jacket and cap. Matías Prats Jr. and Claudia Collado, who recently became parents, opted for comfortable outfits, steering clear of flamboyance.
Mario Vaquerizo and Alaska once again proved they’re not afraid to experiment: he appeared in a grey suit with a vest, and she wore a semi-transparent dress with an abstract print. María León chose a black dress with sheer inserts, while Manu Carreño wore a dark blue sweater and black jeans. Hugo Silva, one of the most anticipated guests, showed up in wide jeans and a black jacket, highlighting his independence from fashion trends.
Family Looks and Individuality
Carmen Morales opted for an elegant long coat, while Carlos Latre arrived with his daughter Candela, who chose a stylish outfit with a tie. Boris Izaguirre stood out in a gray checked suit and a turquoise sweater. Beatriz Archidona preferred a satin dress with a chunky silver necklace, and Ana Terradillos wore a short black off-the-shoulder dress. Arturo Valls chose an all-black look with a leather jacket, and Luis Merlo stayed true to the classics.
Marisol Ayuso broke up the dominance of black by showing up in a bright red blouse and classic trousers. Ion Aramendi chose a black suit with a sweater, while Cuatro host Alba Lago wore a strict black suit with wide-leg trousers. Each guest aimed to express their individuality, unafraid to push the limits of the usual dress code.
The premiere of «Aída y vuelta» served not only as a cinematic event but also as a platform to showcase new trends in fashion and self-expression. The evening made it clear that Spanish celebrities are open to experimentation and public debate, while the audience is ready for unexpected discoveries.
Paco León is one of the most prominent figures in contemporary Spanish cinema. His works often spark discussions due to their unconventional approach and bold themes. As both a director and actor, he has repeatedly proven his ability to surprise audiences, breaking stereotypes and offering a fresh perspective on familiar subjects. His films stand out in European cinema for their blend of humor, drama, and social relevance.
