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BARCELONA City Edition Autumn/Winter 2018/19

DISCOVER BARCELONA: our insiders’ guide to the luxury highlights of this vibrant city




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Whether you are travelling for business or pleasure, we can help you discover the very best of this vibrant European city. Barcelona has much to offer, as you’ll discover in our guide on page 41. Don’t miss our feature on leading Spanish footwear brands (page 30) and explore one of the city’s leading jewellery labels (page 18). In this issue we also reveal a mustvisit pizzeria and a store relaunched with new high-tech features. SHOP is part of Global Blue, the Tax Free Shopping market leader that helps you save up to 15.7% when shopping in Spain. We publish guides to the most prestigious destinations across Europe and Asia. Our international insider knowledge means we are ideally placed to tell you about the top global brands you’ll find in Barcelona. For the very latest information, scan the QR code on this page to head straight to our website, globalblue.com, to find everything you need to navigate the best shopping destinations on earth. For the ultimate travel companion, be sure to download the SHOP TAX FREE app – calculating how much you can save by shopping tax free has never been easier.


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GINGER ROSE CLARK Ginger Rose Clark, SHOP’s news editor, holds an MA in fashion journalism from the London College of Fashion. Before joining SHOP, Ginger worked as a fashion stylist and also wrote for a number of publications. globalblue.com

MÓNICA R GOYA Journalist and photographer Mónica R Goya is SHOP’s assistant picture editor. When she is not at work she is involved in supporting the principles of food justice. She loves to go hiking and to share a meal and conversation with family and friends.

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JACK HUGHES Illustrator Jack Hughes has an elegant, true-to-life style and is the perfect choice to create this season’s cover artwork for SHOP Barcelona. The image depicts an elegant woman wearing a dress inspired by the beautiful and intricate tiles found in the city’s Park Güell gardens. Hughes has also worked with clients including Google, Vogue and the Sunday Telegraph. Discover SHOP Barcelona and our other editions at issuu.com/globalblue.


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CONTENTS PRODUCTS 18 Check Out SHOP selects a standout piece from Barcelona this season 20 Products Key looks for the season, from fashion and footwear to jewellery and accessories

NEWS 24 Shop Window One store not to be missed in Barcelona 26 News Seasonal updates on shops, services and new products

FEATURE 30 Best Foot Forward Spanish footwear brands are leading the way with a balance of traditional know-how and modern innovations, as Ginger Rose Clark discovers

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BARCELONA GUIDE 41 Maps and guides to the key shopping areas of Barcelona plus SHOP’s unique view of the city’s sights

ESSENTIALS 54 How To Shop Tax Free The simple steps to saving money on your shopping

TRANSLATIONS 56 中文 翻 译 58 Русский Перевод 61 Traducción al español

SOUVENIR 64 The essential item to bring home Above (from left): Lupo bag; Pepe Jeans London, both autumn/winter 2018/19


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BRIGHT IDEAS When Esteban Rabat founded his eponymous jewellery brand in 1977, it wasn’t long before the small atelier garnered a large and loyal following. In 1998, in an attempt to make their showroom even more welcoming, Esteban Rabat and his wife Cuca made the pioneering decision to install a bar, allowing their many clients to explore the brand’s pieces while enjoying a glass of champagne. Now, over 40 years and six stores later, the friendly, jovial spirit of Save up to 15.7% by shopping tax free, see page 54

Rabat endures and is showcased by its colourful designs. The pictured statement ring, containing a solid piece of coral surrounded by white diamonds and set in rose gold, is sure to brighten any day and serve as an ideal memento from your time in this vibrant and warm city. lt Rabat ring, €5,295, Rabat, Passeig de Gràcia 94, 08008 Barcelona, +34 93 384 4111, rabat.net FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 46


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STEP OUT IN STYLE From clean modern styles to retro-inspired shapes, this season’s trainers are designed to make a statement

Lottusse trainers, €199, Lottusse, Passeig de Gràcia 13, 08007 Barcelona, +34 93 317 7852, lottusse.com

Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello trainers, €595, Saint Laurent, Passeig de Gràcia 102, 08008 Barcelona, +34 93 200 3955, ysl.com

Diesel trainers, €183, Diesel, Passeig de Gràcia 19B, 08007 Barcelona, +34 93 445 8360, diesel.com

Jimmy Choo trainers, €525, Jimmy Choo, Passeig de Gràcia 97, 08008 Barcelona, +34 93 272 6959, jimmychoo.com

Dolce & Gabbana trainers, €595, Dolce & Gabbana, Passeig de Gràcia 95, 08008 Barcelona, +34 93 467 2256, dolcegabbana.com

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Adidas trainers, €89.95, Adidas, Calle Davinyo 6, 08002 Barcelona, +34 800 098 155, adidas.com


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MONOCHROME MIX Take your lead from a sharp checked jacket and update a classic black and white ensemble with touches of gold and quirky details

Bulgari glasses, €325, Òptica Universitaria, Passeig de Gràcia 122, 08008 Barcelona, +34 93 501 0448, bulgari.com

Boss jacket, €379, Boss, Passeig de Gràcia 71, 08008 Barcelona, +34 93 272 6743, hugoboss.com

Swatch watch, €175, Swatch, Passeig de Gràcia 4, 08007 Barcelona, +34 93 412 6978, swatch.com

Salvatore Ferragamo belt, €295, Salvatore Ferragamo, Passeig de Gràcia 98, 08003 Barcelona, +34 93 342 4943, ferragamo.com

Stuart Weitzman shoes, €550, Stuart Weitzman, Passeig de Gràcia 81, 08008 Barcelona, +34 93 216 0383, stuartweitzman.com

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Tommy Hilfiger gloves, €89.90, Tommy Hilfiger, Passeig de Gràcia 15, 08007 Barcelona, +34 93 301 5174, tommy.com

Escada shirt, €701, Escada, Passeig de Gràcia 79, 08008 Barcelona, +34 93 467 4170, escada.com

Max Mara bag, €1,005, Max Mara, Passeig de Gràcia 23, 08007 Barcelona, +34 93 488 1777, maxmara.com

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Cos trousers, €99, Cos, Passeig de Gràcia 27, 08007 Barcelona, +34 93 624 6655, cosstores.com


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NEW LOOK Over the past year Desigual has adopted a new look, encompassing everything from its collections to its retail spaces. In light of these changes, the Barcelona store recently reopened following a renovation. The new store design references the Barcelona brand’s Mediterranean roots and handcraft Save up to 15.7% by shopping tax free, see page 54

heritage, and features modern technology, with interactive screens allowing customers to see and request products in different sizes and colourways. grc Desigual, Passeig de GrĂ cia 47, 08007 Barcelona, +34 93 215 0884, desigual.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 46



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IN TUNE Beoplay recently introduced a new portable speaker to its offering. The Beoplay P6 (€399), designed by Cecilie Manz, provides an even 360-degree sound dispersion thanks to a hole pattern that extends round the corners of the aluminium case. Splash and dust resistant, with a play time of up to 16 hours, the portable speaker is a versatile sound system allowing you to enjoy high-quality sound at home or when out and about. grc Bang & Olufsen, Gran Vía de les Corts Catalanes 606, 08007 Barcelona, +34 93 342 4285, beoplay.com

BORN IN BARCELONA Founded in Barcelona in 1986, TCN started out as a swimwear and lingerie brand before expanding its offering to include ready-to-wear and accessories. For autumn/winter 2018/19 the brand stays true to its ethos of creating pieces for modern women, carefully balancing current trends with comfort and quality. Highlights of the season include cosy knits and sophisticated outerwear. grc TCN, Carrer Rosselló 222, 08008 Barcelona, +34 93 215 6005, tcnbarcelona.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 46

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JEAN GENIUS Pepe Jeans London celebrates its 45th anniversary this year. Known for its denim and casual pieces for men, women and children, the brand presents a strong collection for autumn/winter 2018/19. Key pieces for men include padded jackets, backpacks and trainers. Look out for a capsule collection of limited-edition unisex T-shirts that has been created to celebrate the label’s milestone. grc Pepe Jeans London, L`Illa Diagonal, Avinguda Diagonal 557, 08029 Barcelona, +34 93 419 3442, pepejeans.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 45

BRIGHT EYES Barcelona beauty brand Natura Bissé recently unveiled a new gel cream that helps revitalise the eyes. C&C Vitamin Eye cream (€42.50) is designed to reduce puffiness, dark circles and signs of tiredness, and contains ingredients with hydrating, antioxidant and protective properties, such as ascorbic acid, vitamin E, caffeine and ginseng. Great for tired and stressed skin, this new product is a useful addition to your skincare travel staples. grc

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Regia, Passeig de Gràcia 39, 08007 Barcelona, +34 93 216 0121, naturabisse.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 46


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RISING TALENT Spanish footwear brands are leading the way with a balance of traditional know-how and modern innovations, as Ginger Rose Clark discovers

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or many, Italy is the first country that springs to mind when it comes to European shoe-manufacturing traditions. Spain, however, also boasts a long-standing record of footwear production that goes hand-in-hand with the country’s long history of leather. The past few decades have seen a renaissance in the industry, with Spanish footwear brands seeking to merge tradition with a modern approach and applying this to everything from classic espadrilles to modern trainers. Offering a diverse range of styles, Spain’s shoemakers are

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united by a deep-felt loyalty to their roots that spans both location and technique. Established by Lorenzo Fluxa in 1975, Camper is headquartered on Mallorca, the Spanish island where Fluxa’s grandfather first began making shoes in the 1870s. The brand’s creative team is quick to highlight how influential Mallorca continues to be, explaining that the ‘location plays an important part in driving the inspiration and passion for what we do. Mallorca was once a centre for shoemaking in Europe and it is where our roots stem from, more Above (from top): Camper’s Passeig de Gràcia store; two styles from the label’s autumn/winter 2018/19 collection

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than 140 years ago. This heritage gives us the confidence to deliver a high-quality product and work with a team of technicians who have skills passed down from previous generations.’ As brands such as Camper choose to stay true to their places of origin, the art of shoemaking can be passed down from one generation to the next. Paloma Barceló was established in the traditional shoemaking town of Elche. Like Camper, it is a classic example of a modern brand that has evolved from a family business and illustrates how artisanal techniques have been handed down. The son of a shoemaker, founder Manuel Barceló Martinez grew up immersed in the world of shoes: his

father was an expert craftsman of espadrilles and rope-soled wedges, and his business was contracted by some of the biggest fashion houses of the time. Keen to build on his father’s legacy, Barceló Martinez decided to start his own footwear business and founded Paloma Barceló in 2010. Less than a decade later, the brand is now internationally renowned for its luxury handmade shoes, with craftsmanship one of its founding principles. Thanks to their ongoing promotion of artisanal skills and heritage, shoe specialists such as Paloma Barceló can take pride in the Made in Spain

Above: Paloma Barceló opens its first boutique in Barcelona this September, with interiors showcasing the same elegant aesthetic as the brand’s Madrid store, pictured here


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label. Another prime example of Spanish shoemaking expertise is Pedro Miralles, which was founded in 1959, also in Elche. Almost six decades later, the town is still the base for the company’s shoe and bag production. In an era where this is often outsourced to other countries to keep costs down, it was important to the brand to continue to create high-quality products locally. While respect for tradition is a crucial factor for many of Spain’s footwear brands, innovation is instrumental in staying relevant to

contemporary consumers and maintaining a position at the forefront of the industry. At Pedro Miralles this is realised through the use of modern techniques, with robotic machinery incorporated into an artisanal approach to achieve the perfect finish. Camper is able to draw on an archive of 2,500 shoe designs for inspiration and also looks to collaborations to enhance its contemporary outlook. The brand regularly works with designers on special collections and its aim is to ‘surprise and progress the idea of

Above (from top): designer Manuel Barceló Martinez founded Paloma Barceló; styles from the brand’s autumn/winter 2018/19 collection

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what makes a shoe,’ the team explains. ‘To achieve this, we have often enlisted the help of other creatives to see where they can take us. We’ve done this since day one and we’ve loved the result. Our collaborators come from all sorts of creative disciplines – make-up artists, architects, artists and fashion designers. New ideas can come from anywhere.’ The result is a range of covetable products that offer Camper’s signature aesthetic with an exciting twist. Collaborations in the past have involved talented creatives

such as Eckhaus Latta and Isamaya Ffrench. Moving forward, Camper’s team outlines its vision for the future: ‘To continue as we are – always working to disrupt convention and develop innovative designs through our creativity and use of materials.’ As with many of Spain’s footwear brands, it has clearly found a formula that works. Artfully balancing the country’s artisanal history with a forward-thinking approach, these Spanish labels are carving out strong identities for themselves

Above (clockwise from top left): sketching a design for a pair of Pedro Miralles sandals; boots from the brand’s autumn/winter 2018/19 collection; Camper boots; the label’s classic Pelotas design, both autumn/winter 2018/19

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Global Blue’s guide ensures you make the most of your trip to Barcelona with a look at the city’s must-visit destinations, from an unmissable pizzeria in the El Raval district to Casa Batlló (pictured here), designed by Antoni Gaudí. Start with SHOP’s recommendations before delving deeper with expert guidance from our well-travelled team. For more helpful hints and detailed city guides, check out globalblue.com/spain.


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Members of Iberia Plus who live outside the European Union can now get three Avios reward points for every euro they receive from VAT refunds on tax free purchases over €90.15 at El Corte Inglés on Avinguda Diagonal in Barcelona. Make your purchases then head to the International Desk or Tourist Information Point in store. Here staff will help you to claim your VAT refund and will issue an invoice with a QR code that you can scan in the Iberia app. After your Avios points have been credited to your account, you can redeem them against flights or get discounts on tickets and leisure activities. El Corte Inglés, Avinguda Diagonal 617, 08028 Barcelona, +34 93 366 7100, elcorteingles.es

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One of the most elaborately named eateries in Barcelona also happens to be one of the best new openings of 2018. Frankie Gallo Cha Cha Cha is home to what many argue is the best pizza in Barcelona, with a wide variety of red (no cheese), white (no sauce) and speciality pizzas. Located in the city’s trendy El Raval district, the pizzeria has only been open for little over a year and has already garnered a dedicated clientele. Featured on the Forbes list of the 10 coolest places to eat in 2018, it is well worth a visit. Frankie Gallo Cha Cha Cha, Carrer del Marquès de Barberà 15, 08001 Barcelona, +34 93 159 4250, facebook.com/ frankiegallochachacha

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DAY TRIP LA ROCA VILLAGE Located just 40 minutes from central Barcelona, La Roca Village is home to more than 130 boutiques from the finest fashion and lifestyle brands, all with savings of up to 60% on the recommended retail price. The Village’s brand mix reflects the cosmopolitan nature of Catalonia, while its architecture – with its sinous lines, quirky roofscapes and mosaic details – is inspired by modernism. La Roca Village, 08430 Santa Agnès de Malanyanes, +34 93 842 3939, larocavillage.com thebicestervillageshoppingcollection.com GRANOLLERS-CENTRE STATION

La Roca Village

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HOW TO GET THERE By car Leave the AP7 motorway at Exit 12A (Cardedeu); parking is free.

free Wi-Fi, multilingual guides and wheelchair loan upon reservation. Visit the website to book tickets.

By Shopping Express® This daily official coach service runs direct from central Barcelona to La Roca Village. The service includes an exclusive VIP Card for additional 10% savings on the Village price in the boutiques,

By train The closest station to the Village is Granollers Centre. The RENFE train service leaves from Barcelona Sants at regular intervals. From Granollers, you will find taxis and direct buses to La Roca Village.

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OPENING TIMES Monday - Sunday: 10am-9pm

DON’T MISS… SHOPPING EXPERIENCE Exclusive services make La Roca Village the perfect place for those seeking a luxury shopping experience in an unique environment: Tourist Information Centre: the place to contact if you have any questions regarding your visit Hands-free Shopping: you shop, we collect. This service can be booked at the Tourist Information Centre Instant tax refund and money exchange office: visitors can claim up to 15.7% tax back when they spend a minimum of €90.16 (including VAT) Frequent flyer programmes: multiple airlines offer rewards when you shop at La Roca Village Free Wi-Fi throughout the Village Personal styling services available La Roca Village offers a wide range of restaurants and cafés.

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PERFECT DAY 10am Start the day at the FC Barcelona official store where the smell of newly cut grass will make you feel ready to lace up your boots and kick a ball around. 12pm Discover Etro and its rich fabrics and bold printed clothing. 2pm Stop for a delicious lunch at family-run Spanish delicatessen and restaurant Andreu. 4pm End the day choosing from the impressive array of prints and shades at the Pretty Ballerinas boutique. 6pm Don’t forget to bring the receipts from your day’s purchases to redeem miles or points at the Tourist Information Centre.


GET YOUR REFUND FASTER AND MORE SAFELY WITH DIVA At your departure airport or sea port in Spain you can validate your DIVA Tax Free Form* at a DIVA kiosk. Follow the on-screen instructions. After your Form(s) are approved, you can claim your refund – with no need to visit the customs counter. It’s fast and simple, with no queuing.

*You will recognise the DIVA Tax Free Form as it contains the word DIVA and it has a barcode in its header.


Scan the barcode of your DIVA Tax Free Form in the DIVA kiosk.

Correct validation You can get your refund in one of our Refund Offices or by mailing your validated Tax Free Form, together with the details of your credit card. Control You must go to the customs counter. The Tax Free Form isn’t registered You must go to the customs counter.

If you have to go to the customs counter, you will need to present your DIVA Tax Free Form, shop invoice, passport, flight details and goods.

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Once your Form is approved by customs you can get your money in one of our Refund Offices or by sending off your validated Tax Free Form together with details of your credit card. PLEASE NOTE: If your Spanish Tax Free Form has been rejected at a DIVA kiosk, the form cannot be processed as valid, even if a manual customs stamp is present on the Form.


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WHEN YOU SHOP THE WORLD, SHOP TAX FREE Global Blue Tax Free Shopping brings you savings on the purchases you make at over 270,000 stores across the world’s best shopping districts. So why not join the 26 million travellers who shop tax free with Global Blue every year? Simply look for the blue star or ask for Global Blue, and follow our easy process.

1. Shop Wherever you shop, ask for a Global Blue Tax Free Form and remember to keep your receipts.

2. Claim When you’re heading home, at your point of departure visit customs to get your receipts approved, before collecting your refund at one of our Refund Offices.

Save up to 15.7% of the purchase price. Please note that the final refund you receive will consist of the VAT total, minus an administration fee. At some airports a cash handling fee per Tax Free Form will be charged should you require an immediate refund in cash.

Contact taxfree@globalblue.com +421 232 111 111

Refund Office Details

Barcelona Terminal 1 Customs: near check-in desk 200. Refund: Global Blue offices after the non-Schengen passport control and in the Schengen area, Sky Centre Barcelona Terminal 2 Customs: T2B, 0 floor landside, office nº 67. Refund: Global Blue office, Terminal 2B, Floor 0 landside (next to pharmacy) Downtown Barcelona Global Blue downtown cash refund, Plaça de Catalunya 17, 08002 Barcelona (opposite El Corte Inglés) Turisme Barcelona, Passatge de la Concepció 7-9, 08008 Barcelona Palau Robert, Centre d’Informació Catalunya, Passeig de Gràcia 107, 08008 Barcelona FC Barcelona official store, Passeig de Gràcia 15, 08007 Barcelona The Style Outlets Viladecans Carretera de la Vila 90, 08840 Viladecans Travellers will be able to cash their refund but the Tax Free Form stamped at customs will have to be sent within a maximum of 21 days 58

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NO MINIMUM SPEND FOR TAX FREE SHOPPING IN SPAIN Did you know? You can now obtain a tax refund for all your purchases in Spain – a minimum spend of €90.16 is no longer necessary.

For more information about Tax Free Shopping scan the QR code.


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TRANSLATIONS

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西 班 牙鞋 履品牌 在传统 技 艺 与现代创新之间寻 得 平 衡, 引领业界 潮流。Ginger Rose Clark带 您了解 提 到 欧 洲 的鞋 履制 作 传 统,许 多人首 先 想 起 的国家 就 是 意 大 利。然而,西 班 牙的鞋 履 生 产记 录同样由来已久, 与该国悠久 的皮革历史并 驾齐 驱。 在 过去 的 数 十 年里,西 班 牙 鞋 履 品 牌力图 融 合 传 统 技 艺与现代 方 法, 并应用到从 经 典 帆 布 鞋 到 现代 运 动 上图:2018/19秋冬Paloma Barceló新款

鞋 的所有产品之中,从而实 现了行业 的复兴。 西 班 牙 鞋 履制 作 商 提 供 丰富多样 的款 式,并对自己的传 统 根源 无 比 忠 诚;这 样 深切 的情感 将它们 团结 在一 起,并影 响了它们 的区位 选 择 与 技 艺 传承。Camper由 Lorenzo Fluxa创 立于 1975年,总部 位于马 略 卡岛;19 世 纪 70年 代,Fluxa的 祖 父 就 是在 这 座 西 班 牙小岛上开始了制 鞋 生 涯。该 品牌 的一 位 发言人开门见山地 点明 了马 略 卡岛延 续 至今 的 重要影 响,解 释 称:“它 的位 置 起 着关 键 的作用,

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为 我们 提 供了灵 感,让我们 对所 做 的事情满 怀 热 情。马 略 卡岛一度是 欧 洲 的鞋 履制 作中心,140多年 前 我们 就 是 从 那里 发源 而来 的。这 样 的传 统 给 予了我们自信,使 我们 得 以呈现高品质 的产品,并与专业 技 师 团队合作 — — 他们 都 掌 握 着从先 辈手中传承而来 的 技 艺。”正因像 Camper这 样 的品牌 选 择忠于它们 的发源 地,鞋 履制 作 的 艺 术 才 得以 代代 相 传。 Paloma Barceló创 立于 传 统 的鞋 履制 作名 镇 埃 尔切 ( Elche) 。 和 Camper 一样,它是由家 族 企 业 发 展而来 的现代 品牌 之典 范,其 发 展 历 程 生动 诠 释了手工 技 艺是 如 何传承下来 的。创 始 人 Manuel Martinez本 就 是 鞋 匠之子,他是在 鞋 履制 作 的世界中成长 起 来 的:他

其他国家的 时代,该品牌 却 始 终在 当地 打造高品质 的产品,令人 称 道。 尊 重传 统 是西 班 牙 鞋 履 品牌 的 一大 成 功 要素,而创 新 的意义则 在 于 迎合 当代 顾客,并在 行业前 沿占 据 一席之 地。为 达 到完 美 的成 品效 果,Pedro Miralles在 手工方 法之中 融 入了机 器人 技 术,通 过 对现代 科 技 的应用实 现了创 新。 Camper既能 够从收 录了 2500 款 鞋 履 设 计 的 档 案库中挖 掘 灵 感, 也 期 望 通 过合作来 拓 宽 其当代 视 野。该品牌定 期 与设 计 师 合作 推 出 别 注 系列,其宗旨在于“为鞋 履制 作 的理 念带来 惊 喜 与 进 步, ”一 位 发言人 解 释 道, “ 为此,我们 经常寻 求其他创 意 人士 的帮助,看 看他们 能 给 我们 带来 什么。从 品牌 初创 时 我们 就 这么做 并乐 此 不 疲。我们 的

尊重传统是西班 牙鞋履的成功要素, 创新的意义则在于迎合当代顾客 的父 亲 是 一 位 精 于 帆 布 鞋 与麻 绳 编 底 坡 跟鞋 的匠 人,曾与许 多当时最 大 的 时尚品牌 签约 合作。 Manuel Martinez热 切 希望在 父 亲 打 下 的基 础 之 上大 展 身手, 并 决心开 拓自己的鞋 履 生 意,遂于 2010年创 立了 Paloma Barceló。不 到十 年 的 时间,该品牌以手工 技 艺 为本,如 今已凭 借手工制 作 的奢 华 鞋 履而 享 誉 全 球。 得 益于类似 Paloma Barceló这 样 的专业鞋 履 品牌 对手工 技 艺与 传 统 的 推 广, “ 西 班 牙 制 造”逐 渐成 为 引以为 傲 的 标 签。于 1959年同样 在 埃 尔切创 立 的 Pedro Miralles是西 班 牙 鞋 履制 作 的另一典 范。近 60年 过去了,这 座小 镇仍 然是该 公司 鞋 履 和 手 袋制 作 的大 本营。在 如 今 这 个为了 节省成 本而多将业务外 包 至

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РУССКИЙ ПЕРЕВОД 30: BEST FOOT FORWARD

ШАГ НАВСТРЕЧУ УСПЕХУ Джинджер Роуз Кларк раскрывает секрет успеха испанских обувных брендов: выверенный баланс ремесленных традиций и передовых технологий Когда речь заходит об обувной традиции, принято сразу вспоминать Италию. Однако Испания тоже может похвастаться богатой историей обувного дела: этому способствовала развитая кожевенная отрасль, которая в последние десятилетия переживает ренессанс. Вслед за ней расцветают


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и обувные бренды, и им удается органично соединять традицию и современность во всем, от классических эспадрилий до современных кроссовок. Испанские мастера работают с разными стилями и материалами. Но каждый из них хранит верность своим корням, в том числе месту и ремеслу. Компания Camper, основанная Лоренцо Флюкса в 1975 году, до сих пор располагается на Мальорке – испанском острове, где дед Флюксы открыл обувную мастерскую еще в 1870-х. Представитель бренда с готовностью отмечает, что Мальорка «играет значительную роль как источник вдохновения и страсти»: «Мальорка некогда была центром европейского обувного дела, здесь наши корни – вот уже

мастером высокого класса и специализировался на эспадрильях и танкетках с веревочной подошвой. Довольно скоро мастерская привлекла внимание одного из самых крупных модных домов того времени. Мануэль Мартинес решил продолжить дело отца и открыл собственный бренд в 2010. Чтобы достичь успеха, ему потребовалось менее десяти лет: туфли ручной работы Paloma Barceló на весь мир славятся высочайшим уровнем мастерства. Ярлык «Сделано в Испании» – предмет особой гордости Paloma Barceló, поскольку он ассоциируется с традицией и качеством. Эти взгляды разделяет еще один обувной бренд с большой историей – Pedro Miralles. Он был основан в Эльче в 1959 году, и даже

Мальорка играет значительную роль в качестве источника вдохновения и страсти более 140 лет. Такое наследие дает нам уверенность, что мы сможет создавать действительно качественный продукт и работать с профессионалами, впитавшими опыт предыдущих поколений». Подобная связь с корнями позволяет не прерывать традиции, поскольку ремесло передается от одного поколения к другому. Бренд Paloma Barceló был основан в старинном городе обувщиков Эльче. Как и Camper, он вырос из семейного дела, где дети учились профессии у отцов. Основатель компании Мануэль Мартинес буквально жил ремеслом: его отец был

теперь, после почти шестидесяти лет успешной работы, мастерские не поменяли прописку. Подобная верность малой родине особенно ценна в наше время, когда ради экономии производство зачастую переводится в другие страны. И все же испанские бренды не ограничиваются одним уважением к традициям. Не меньшую роль играют и технологические новации: с их помощью компании идут в ногу с современными покупателями и сохраняют лидирующие позиции на рынке. Pedro Miralles, например, активно применяет передовые научные открытия,


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а именно – роботов, которые встроены в производственную цепочку и доводят до совершенства финальную отделку обуви. Camper черпает новые идеи из своего архива, который насчитывает 2500 пар обуви. Но вместе с тем бренд приглашает к сотрудничеству дизайнеров, чтобы эти модели смотрелись современно. Коллаборации и совместные проекты стали регулярной практикой Camper: по словам представителя марки, их цель – «удивлять и двигать интересные идеи вперед»: «Для этого мы обращаемся к представителям самых разных творческих профессий и смотрим, куда нас может привести такое сотрудничество. Мы делаем этого с самого первого дня, и очень довольны результатом. Визажисты, архитекторы, художники и дизайнеры одежды – новые идеи могут появиться откуда угодно». Партнерами Camper по творчеству уже становились дизайнер Экхаус Латта и стилист Исамайа Френч. В итоге коллекции бренда выполнены в узнаваемой эстетике, но всегда с необычным подходом. Испанские бренды уникальны в своем умении балансировать между традиционным наследием и передовыми технологиями. Команда Camper видит свое будущее так: «Продолжать быть собой, то есть тем, кто преодолевает условности и работает над передовыми проектами с помощью креативных идей и качественных материалов». И эта формула успеха себя оправдывает. globalblue.ru | globalblue.com

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TRADUCCIÓN AL ESPAÑOL 30: BEST FOOT FORWARD UN PASO ADELANTE

Las marcas españolas de calzado están en primera línea con un equilibrio entre la técnica tradicional y las innovaciones más modernas, como nos revela Ginger Rose Clark Para muchos, Italia es el principal país que se les viene a la mente cuando se habla de tradiciones en lo que respecta a la fabricación de calzado en Europa. No obstante, España también presume de una larga trayectoria en la producción de calzado, que está íntimamente relacionada con la larga tradición del cuero en el país. En las últimas décadas, hemos sido testigos de un renacimiento en el sector, en el que las marcas de calzado español buscan fusionar la tradición con un enfoque vanguardista, aplicando esta técnica en todo tipo de calzado, desde alpargatas clásicas hasta zapatillas modernas. Los fabricantes españoles de calzado, que ofrecen una diversa variedad de estilos, comparten una profunda lealtad hacia sus raíces que abarca tanto la ubicación como la técnica. Fundada por Lorenzo Fluxa en

1975, Camper tiene su sede en Mallorca, la isla española en la que el abuelo de Fluxa comenzó a fabricar zapatos por primera vez en la década de 1870. Un representante de la marca señala la influencia que sigue teniendo Mallorca, explicando que la "ubicación desempeña un papel importante a la hora de fomentar la inspiración y la pasión por lo que hacemos. Hace más de 140 años, Mallorca fue el centro de fabricación de calzado en Europa y es de donde provienen nuestras raíces. Este patrimonio nos brinda la confianza para ofrecer un producto y trabajo de alta calidad, así como un equipo de técnicos cuyas habilidades se derivan de generaciones anteriores". Que marcas como Camper elijan permanecer fieles a sus lugares de origen, permite que el arte de la fabricación de calzado pueda transmitirse de una generación a otra. Paloma Barceló se fundó en Elche, ciudad tradicional en fabricación de calzado. Al igual que Camper, es un ejemplo clásico de una marca moderna que ha evolucionado a partir de un negocio familiar y que ilustra cómo las técnicas artesanales han ido pasando de generación en generación. Manuel Martínez, hijo de un fabricante de calzado, creció inmerso en el mundo de la fabricación de calzado: su padre fue un experto artesano de alpargatas, cuyos servicios contrataron algunas de las mayores casas de moda del momento.


Con intención de desarrollar el legado de su padre, Manuel Martínez decidió comenzar su propio negocio de calzado y fundó Paloma Barceló en 2010. En menos de una década la marca goza de renombre a nivel internacional gracias a sus zapatos de lujo hechos a mano, con la artesanía como uno de sus pilares fundamentales. Gracias a la promoción de su legado y técnicas artesanales, los especialistas en calzado como Paloma Barceló pueden sentirse orgullosos de la marca Made in Spain. Otro gran ejemplo de la experiencia en fabricación de calzado español es Pedro Miralles, marca fundada en 1959, también en Elche. Tras casi seis décadas, la ciudad sigue siendo la base de la producción de calzado y bolsos de la empresa. En una época en la que, a menudo, este negocio se externaliza a otros países con el fin de reducir costes, es encomiable que la marca haya continuado creando productos de alta calidad de forma local.

Las marcas de calzado españolas se están labrando sólidas identidades Mientras que el respeto por la tradición es un factor esencial para muchas de las marcas españolas de calzado, la innovación es fundamental para de seguir siendo de interés para los consumidores

actuales y mantener una posición en la vanguardia del sector. En Pedro Miralles, esto se consigue a través del uso de técnicas modernas, con robots incorporados en un proceso artesanal para conseguir el acabado perfecto. Camper se apoya en un archivo de 2500 diseños para obtener inspiración y también busca colaboraciones para potenciar su propuesta actual. Habitualmente, la marca trabaja con diseñadores en colecciones especiales cuyo objetivo es "sorprender y avanzar en la idea de lo que distingue a un zapato", explica su representante. explica su representante. "Para lograrlo, a menudo contamos con la ayuda de otros creadores para ver dónde podemos llegar. Llevamos haciendo esto desde el primer día y nos encanta el resultado. Nuestras colaboraciones provienen de todo tipo de disciplinas creativas: maquilladores, arquitectos, artistas y diseñadores de moda. Las nuevas

Arriba (desde la izquierda): Pedro Miralles otoño/invierno 2018/19; Botas Camper; El diseño Pelotas clásico de la marca, ambos de otoño/invierno 2018/19

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ideas pueden venir de cualquier parte". El resultado es una gama de productos codiciados que presentan la estética de la firma Camper con un toque apasionante. Las colaboraciones realizadas en el pasado han incluido a creadores con un talento rebosante como Eckhaus Latta e Isamaya Ffrench. Encontrando el ingenioso equilibro entre la tradición artesanal del país y un enfoque más moderno, estas marcas españolas se están labrando fuertes identidades propias. En lo que respecta al futuro, el equipo de Camper describe su visión: "Continuar en nuestra línea, es decir, trabajando siempre para alterar las convenciones y desarrollar diseños innovadores a través de nuestra creatividad y el uso de materiales". Como sucede con muchas de las marcas de calzado español, Camper ha encontrado una fórmula que funciona.

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