Uli&Mele Collection is a Spanish brand Ready to Wear. Designed by Patricia San Martín Solana, graduated in Fashion Design by ESNE – Universidad Camilo José Cela. Its foundation is a fantastic romanticism, through movement, imaginative volumes and artistic and cultural inspiration from different movements and eras.
The firm is characterized by the good quality of its products, together with the originality of its designs, always avant-garde. Garments are created to frame a personal style, timeless and classic at the same time.
Its mission is that with each piece the woman acquires a high quality garment, so that due to its timelessness, it will be part of her closet for a long season. In addition, it can be worn in very different circumstances, considering that she has acquired a practical but different garment.
The vision when conceiving and developing a garment is that the person who wears it feels that it is something out of the parameters of the usual, causing a certain amazement mixed with attraction.
The values of the brand are the expression of a fantastic romanticism demonstrating a great creativity combined with a versatile sense of the garments.
Each piece is something special and unique. The attitude towards each garment should be open, so that every woman can bring a different, individual and unique interpretation.
The garments are made with top quality products, selected materials and a careful elaboration. It handles a combination of textures and characteristics in fabrics ranging from the lightest and most ethereal to the most consistent, with more body and presence.
The Uli&Mele woman must be able to escape from the universe of current trends, based on the freedom that the garment offers.
In terms of the product, we present two annual collections, to which we will add capsule collections that will be announced in due course.
The theme of the collection for this Spring Summer is inspired by the stable and changing concept of light in the pictorial works of Joaquín Sorolla. From his particular aesthetic, other influences such as iron and glass architecture of the nineteenth century are sought.
Finally, it should be noted that fashion is not simply about dressing people. It is about reflecting a lifestyle that transmits the clothes we wear. Really, dress as we are and we feel, achieving a connection and complicity between garment and person.
