The wedding of the year is almost here. Unless there is a big last-minute unforeseen event, this Saturday, July 8, Tamara Falcó and Iñigo Onieva will definitively say 'I do', in a ceremony at the exclusive Palacio El Rincón.
Although the couple has signed a juicy exclusive, with each passing day more information about the highly anticipated link emerges. For example, in the last few hours, it has been revealed how the aristocrat's still boyfriend and future husband will be dressed.
The director of the renowned firm Yusty, José Yusty, has made public some details of the clothing in an interview with Europa Press in which he has highlighted the modernity of the model chosen by Onieva. “He was quite clear about it. He came with Cristina Reyes, who is her stylist, and he came with a very clear idea of a modern morning suit, the kind that is made now, current. It is a morning coat with a peak lapel with a button and he chose the vest himself, which we have three possibilities, and he chose the very nice double-breasted English ”, he indicated.
Yusty's boss, who is the firm chosen by the businessman for his big day, has highly valued the groom's taste when choosing. "The shirts were made to measure, as was the morning suit, from the Canali brand. He wanted to make everything to measure and he chose classic English shoes, and everything was very much in line. He was very clear when choosing" , has stated.
In addition, Yusty has praised the good treatment of Íñigo Onieva throughout the process, assuring that he is a "super nice, super nice guy, with very clear ideas".
On the big date, the director has stated that he saw Íñigo calm and excited: "I have seen him very calm. He even warned him that there was a press downstairs and he entered calmly," he recounted.
The ease and good vibes that seem to have accompanied this process contrast with the bad experience experienced by Tamara Falcó, who was initially going to wear a Sophie et Violà model, but who finally opted for Carolina Herrera after various misunderstandings and cross statements .
