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Creative direction & photography: @lotte.schriek
Creative direction & styling: @stylingbykiet
MUA: @frenzivos
Hair: @tois_hair
Set designers: @marieke.elise & @zooitje.tuig
Styling assistant & bts: @hidde.ritske
Talents: @lydiaceleste & @loopey_
Designers: @teresagaleraa by @teresagaleraa

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10 months ago

@teresagaleraa presents her fashion show, Vamos a la at @thegreyspaceinthemiddle

Her collection is a playful yet critical exploration of Mediterranean beach culture shaped by mass tourism. Through exaggerated silhouettes, geometric forms, and humorous details, she reflects on how people reclaim joy, freedom, and identity even in the most commercialized spaces.

Her show is part of Trapitos, an event celebrating emerging fashion and contemporary creation, featuring a textile printing workshop with @merceria__clara , fashion screenings, and shows by @incachan and @teresagaleraa

06.12.2025 @thegreyspaceinthemiddle (Den haag) Tickets in bio by @teresagaleraa

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a year ago

★ TRAPITOS DEN HAAG ★

06.12.2025 @thegreyspaceinthemiddle

An event celebrating emerging fashion and contemporary creation.

Trapitos is a Madrid-based collective dedicated to emerging fashion and contemporary creation, born from the need to build inclusive and collaborative artistic spaces.

•⁠ ⁠Textile printing workshop with @merceria__clara
•⁠ ⁠Fashion screenings
•⁠ ⁠Fashion shows by @incachan @teresagaleraa

TICKETS IN BIO.

Workshop starts at 18:00. Screening starts at 19:30. Workshop tickets will be sold separately from the main event. If you’d like to attend everything, you’ll need a ticket for each activity.

Trapitos Den Haag is made possible thanks to @spainculturenl taken in The Grey Space in the Middle by @teresagaleraa

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a year ago

¡Vamos a la playa!

Look 1

This look is built from glossy perforated red leather, composed of a sculptural sleeveless dress layered over a more rigid underdress that gives the silhouette its dramatic, flared structure. Matching leather shorts maintain a sleek, fitted line beneath the peplum shape, while the integrated hood and red heels complete the bold, architectural aesthetic.

Phtographers: @rebeccagk (show)

Models: @mpiaengels (show) @fionaobrowsky (photoshoot) by @teresagaleraa

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a year ago

¡Vamos a la playa!

Look 2

Look composed of a sleeveless cropped shirt constructed from repurposed red towels, featuring a pointed collar and a black sequined bull motif across the front. The piece is paired with low-rise shorts in yellow-and-white polka-dotted cloth, also made from repurposed towels. The shorts feature an exaggerated, box-like silhouette with extended side panels that frame the hips. The look is styled with black slip-on shoes wrapped with a towel fabric as well.

Photographer: @teampeterstigter (show)
@rebeccagk (photoshoot)

Models: @colinnjf (show)
@marekbartek (photoshoot) by @teresagaleraa

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a year ago

¡Vamos a la playa!

Look 3

A bikini set reimagined in burgundy striped polyamide jersey, with straps stretched and extended into playful loops — a surreal exaggeration of the gesture of sliding bikini straps down to sunbathe. Paired with a voluminous skirt constructed in blue nylon patterned with oversized white polka dots, evoking the absurd yet poetic idea of wearing a parasol as clothing. The rigid structure of the skirt hovers around the hips, framing the body in a sculptural, almost cartoon-like silhouette.

Photographers: @teampeterstigter (show)
@rebeccagk (photoshoot)

Models: @cecenogue_ (show + photoshoot) by @teresagaleraa

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a year ago

¡Vamos a la playa!

Look 4

Top in vivid orange rubber-coated Tyvek, cut sleeveless with a simple boxy silhouette. Paired with sculptural leather bottoms resembling a floating thong, merging the form of beach inflatables with underwear. The glossy tan leather references sun-tanned skin often seen in resort towns like Benidorm, adding a playful yet surreal edge. Finished with a matching leather cap for continuity.

Photographer: @rebeccagk

Models: @mc.babyspice (show)
@fionaobrowsky (photoshoot) by @teresagaleraa

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a year ago

¡Vamos a la playa!

Look 5

Dress crafted from striped satin fabric, with a sculptural high neckline and flared peplum hem evoking the silhouette of a parasol caught in the wind. Paired with rubber-coated Tyvek shorts for a sharp utilitarian contrast.

Photographers: @teampeterstigter (show)
@rebeccagk (photoshoot)

Models: @noellepelletier (show)
@cecenogue_ (photoshoot) by @teresagaleraa

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a year ago

¡Vamos a la playa!

Look 6

Reflective polyester jacket featuring sleeve closures that allow for expansion or a more fitted silhouette, as shown. Designed with back flounces that create movement and volume. Paired with a Harmon burgundy-striped polyamide jersey speedo. Completed with towel-fabric shoes for a textured finish.

Photographers: @teampeterstigter (show)
@rebeccagk (photoshoot)

Models: @classicnoblerd (show)
@marekbartek (photoshoot) by @teresagaleraa

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a year ago

¡Vamos a la playa!

Look 7

Trousers made from hand-dyed French terry and a repurposed towel, both dyed in shades of blue. Featuring oversized flared legs and double side seams that highlight movement and volume.

Photographer: @teampeterstigter (show)
@rebeccagk (photoshoot)

Models: @_somt0 (show)
@marekbartek (photoshoot) by @teresagaleraa

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a year ago

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“The Kinetics of Marionettes” explores body motion and attire by drawing inspiration from puppets to liberate individuals from self-perception and societal norms.
Inspired by Heinrich von Kleist’s observation of marionettes’ freedom from self-consciousness and influenced by the Bauhaus Triadic Ballet and Oskar Schlemmer’s geometric approach to motion, the collection contrasts human movement’s limitations with marionettes’ natural freedom.
These pieces empower wearers to harmonize with their bodies, encouraging fluid, theatrical expression while also blending past influences with contemporary style.

photography: @fionaobrowsky @aligsierra @teresagaleraa
models: @ellaechtermeijer @fionaobrowsky @aligsierra by @teresagaleraa

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2 years ago

LOOK 1/3

“The Kinetics of Marionettes” explores body motion and attire by drawing inspiration from puppets to liberate individuals from self-perception and societal norms.
Inspired by Heinrich von Kleist’s observation of marionettes’ freedom from self-consciousness and influenced by the Bauhaus Triadic Ballet and Oskar Schlemmer’s geometric approach to motion, the collection contrasts human movement’s limitations with marionettes’ natural freedom.
These pieces empower wearers to harmonize with their bodies, encouraging fluid, theatrical expression while also blending past influences with contemporary style.

photography: @fionaobrowsky @aligsierra @teresagaleraa
models: @aligsierra @fionaobrowsky @ellaechtermeijer by @teresagaleraa

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2 years ago