Carmen Laffón, daughter of businessman and rider Manuel Laffón Parias and Rocío Molina Montes, married at Seville’s Church of San Sebastián in one of the summer’s most anticipated weddings. Around 300 guests, including well-known figures and close friends, attended the ceremony before the celebration continued with a reception at Bodegas Góngora. Among the most closely watched guests was Victoria Federica, whose appearance brought added attention to the event’s fashion.
Victoria Federica, granddaughter of Spain’s former king, wore a two-piece ensemble by Spanish brand Baymo: the Erika Vichy top and Erika skirt. The look paired vichy checks with floral motifs. The top, described as bambula chiffon, featured a halter neckline, while the skirt’s green-and-lime floral print was complemented by a ruched waist and an asymmetric front. Godet inserts completed the design. Together, the pieces made a coordinated summer outfit.
Baymo, the label behind the ensemble, was founded by Mónica and draws inspiration from family traditions and the creation of special garments for impressive occasions. Its feminine designs put a Spanish brand at the center of Victoria Federica’s wedding-guest look.
She completed the outfit with a yellow mini Lady D-Joy bag by Dior, described as lambskin with the house’s Cannage quilting. The bright accessory contrasted with the prints, while nude velvet heeled sandals with knot details kept the focus on the patterned separates. Her long, wavy hairstyle completed the look.
The wedding brought together family and friends, with the bride’s sister, Rochi Laffón, and Victoria Federica among the guests attracting particular attention. Spanish design and mixed prints, set off by a vivid accessory, made Victoria Federica’s outfit one of the event’s impressive fashion moments.
At the celebration, the coordinated separates and contrasting prints offered a polished alternative to a single-piece occasion outfit. The yellow Dior bag supplied a strong accent against the green-and-lime skirt, while neutral sandals balanced the look. The ensemble had a distinctly summery character.
