pangea
SPRING SUMMER 2020 COLLECTION
Welcome to Pangea
Millions of years ago the earth was united into a single continent without borders. Arid landscapes, little rain and animal species lived in freedom, covering a wide and infinite territory. The land was one. They called it Pangea.
The spirit of Pangea inspires our collection and aims to reconnect us with everything that unites us: the earth, the water and ultimately, the need to connect with what was once our comfort zone. Freedom of movement, the coexistence of different cultures and the traveling spirit of 21st century women are present in a collection that transports us to the origin.
And so amidst so much chaos and disorder we find ourselves with the obligation to meet again, to understand and unite. Yes, in a world in which everything seems global but, on the contrary, is more deglobalized than ever, fashion bursts into the sector as an escape route and reflection of society.
Pangea, the supercontinent that once millions of years ago was “all in one” is now the name of SIMORRA’s Spring Summer 2020 collection. A concept in which the firm wants to reaffirm the need to unite, feel and live. A collection by and for everyone. A collection that does not discriminate, that does not prioritize or select, but rather respects, welcomes and loves. Full of colors that are synonymous with diversity. Diversity of races and ethnicities, countries and cities. Bright and cheerful colors that identify with each of the cultures. Colors like khaki, brown or beige that symbolize mother earth, nature of all and that inspires us every day. And the blue in its different shades that represents the once unique ocean, Panthalassa.
This collection represents unity and diversity. A completely necessary proposal that represents the shortcomings of a divided society eager to reunite and understand that despite all the differences, we are all one and there is no better way than to celebrate it by praising what makes us unique. Understanding that plurality is necessary and that returning to origins, sometimes, is a mandatory exercise to understand that there is no better way to evolve than knowing where we come from and where we are going.
PHOTOS BY XAVI CARPIO