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The opening night of Feria de Abril in Seville rarely goes without bold fashion statements, but this year it was Anabel Pantoja who set the tone for discussions. Her appearance at the traditional ‘El Pescaíto’ night did not go unnoticed: the star chose a polka-dot dress that instantly became the talk of social circles and on social media. This choice not only underlined her connection to her Andalusian roots, but also became one of the most talked-about moments at the start of the festival.
A look that’s making headlines
As Divinity notes, Anabel Pantoja, who proudly embraces her Triana heritage, opted for a Sfera dress priced at €69.99. The L-sized model is made from 100% viscose and has almost disappeared from online stores — unsurprisingly, as the combination of white with black polka dots is always associated with the Feria de Abril classic. In this outfit, Anabel didn’t take risks with the print, but the effect lies in the details: small dots on the bodice and skirt are replaced by larger ones on the hem, while the silhouette with an open back and halter neck adds a modern touch to a traditional theme.
The details that make the difference
Particular attention was drawn to the hip-level flounce—a detail often found in classic Andalusian outfits, but here it looks especially fresh thanks to its clean cut. The dress does not require special care: the manufacturer recommends washing at 30 degrees, drying flat, and ironing at temperatures not exceeding 120 degrees. Although the model is no longer available online, it can still be found in some Sfera stores, which only increases the interest in Anabel’s look.
The atmosphere of ‘El Pescaíto’ night
‘El Pescaíto’ night has long ceased to be just an informal gathering before the start of the Feria de Abril. Today, it is a full-fledged social evening with an unofficial dress code: men opt for suits and ties, while women choose elegant dresses, cocktail outfits, or sophisticated ensembles. The only taboo is the traditional traje de flamenca, which is reserved for the following days of the festival. However, lunares in any other form—from dresses to blouses and jumpsuits—are always welcome as a sign of respect for the spirit of the Feria. That is precisely why Anabel Pantoja’s choice was so appropriate and striking.
Fashion and family traditions
Anabel Pantoja’s appearance at the opening of the Feria de Abril became not only a fashion event but also a reason to spark new conversations about family traditions and the role of women in Andalusian culture. In this sense, her gesture echoes other recent public appearances by Spanish celebrities, where personal details become part of a shared cultural code. For instance, not long ago, attention was drawn to a rare family photo of Laura Escanes, in which she showed her father for the first time—a moment that also became a topic of discussion, as seen by the responses to the post about the blogger’s family gesture,.
The Feria de Abril in Seville is always more than just a festival: it is a stage where every entrance, every outfit, and even the smallest detail become part of a broader conversation about style, tradition, and new trends in Spanish high society. And this year, it was Anabel Pantoja who set the tone for this conversation.
