Tamara Falcó, Marquise de Griñón, has once again affirmed her status as a fashion trendsetter. With the launch of the new season of the show “El Hormiguero,” she presented a look that is not just elegant but serves as a true fashion statement. In a single outfit, she skillfully combined four key trends that will define the style of the upcoming Fall 2025 season. This ensemble, which she also shared with her followers on social media, strikes a perfect balance between classic sophistication and contemporary flair.
As we know, fashion speaks the language of color, and this fall its main voice will be a deep shade of bittersweet chocolate. This is exactly the hue Tamara chose for her knit top from Mango. This color has a rich history: in the 1970s, it was associated with the bohemian chic of Studio 54 parties, while in the 1990s it became a symbol of minimalism. Today, it’s making a comeback, offering a warm and aristocratic alternative to the traditional black. Its triumphant presence on runways—from Hermès to Bottega Veneta—proves that this is more than just a fleeting trend. Falcó incorporates this color into her wardrobe with a form-fitting top, making it a versatile piece that looks both modern and truly timeless.
The next element that makes the look memorable is the Bardot neckline, elegantly revealing the shoulders. Immortalized by such divas as Brigitte Bardot and Sophia Loren, this style is experiencing a true revival in 2025. The secret of its popularity is simple: it adds sensuality to the outfit, but does so delicately, without any hint of vulgarity. Bare shoulders visually elongate the neck and make the silhouette more graceful. This cut especially flatters those with straight shoulders, although modern designers have learned to adapt it for almost any body type. Tamara’s top proves that the Bardot neckline looks great not only in evening dresses, but also in everyday knitwear, making it a versatile staple in the autumn wardrobe.
Autumn 2025 firmly establishes wide-leg trousers as the new urban uniform. Wide-leg models have irreversibly replaced skinny jeans, and the reason is their remarkable ability to visually elongate the figure and offer comfort without sacrificing style. Tamara opted for an eco-leather model from Mango with pleats and a relaxed fit. It’s a brilliant choice. Leather and its imitations have always embodied a spirit of rebellion, from 1980s punk aesthetics to 1990s conceptual minimalism. Today, thanks to modern technology, this material has become more democratic and comfortable without losing its visual impact. In the marquise’s look, the contrast between the softness of the knit top and the ruggedness of the trousers creates a perfect balance between sophistication and character.
The finishing touch that gave the entire ensemble depth and personality was a medallion featuring the Virgin Mary from her collaborative collection with Tous. This piece, crafted from gold-plated silver with topazes, is more than just an accessory—it’s a personal symbol. Jewelry with religious motifs tends to come in and out of fashion, but for Tamara, it means much more. It reflects her personal beliefs and demonstrates how an item with profound meaning can seamlessly complement a modern look without losing its significance.
