Save me is only a month away from finishing his career on Telecinco. But that has not prevented the program from continuing to have the essence that has characterized it in these last 14 years. Proof of this is how they wanted to bring out the funniest side of one of the most outstanding news of the week: Tamara Falcó is left without a wedding dress.
Yesterday the fashion firm that wore the Marquise de Griñón dress announced that its contractual relationship with the influencer had ended due to design problems, since the brand did not want to imitate dresses by other designers. A piece of news that has revolutionized the current panorama and that Sálvame has echoed. And it is that the presenter of the program appeared on the set with his peculiar 'replica of the dress' of Tamara Falcó.
At the beginning of the program the designer José Perea appeared. The presenter asked the guest if the suit that Tamara Falcó wanted to replicate was to her liking. ''I think it's a jewel for the world of fashion,'' he declared. ''It's a 1920s, early 1930s-inspired suit. It's designed by Chanel. It is in the Metropolitan Museum of New York,'' he claimed.
''It is a dress that is studied because Karl Lagerfeld did it, under the Chanel brand and it has different essences, which brings the old to the modern. The public will be shocked. We are going to see it live, I am going to make it now'', stated the designer.
The designer has spent the entire program working on the dress so that at the end of the afternoon the presenter could wear the dress so desired by Tamara Falcó. It was the presenter Adela González who gave way to the presenter on the set of Sálvame.
''Let Jorge Javier Tamara Falcó come in dressed as José Perea, go ahead,'' said the presenter. With wedding music and great applause from the audience, Vázquez entered the set with a crown on her head, a bouquet of flowers and his famous dress. "Pretty, pretty," his companions yelled at him. In the end, the presenter threw the bouquet and it was Kiko Hernández who caught it on the fly.
