Tamara Falcó is immersed in the design of her new wedding dress. A few days ago we heard the news that the Marquise de Griñón had been left without a suit for her big day, after the fashion firm Sophie et Voilà announced that the contractual relationship between both parties was broken.
A situation that left the influencer without one of the most important details for the great celebration, which will take place on July 8. After the controversy over the reasons for the brand's decision, Tamara Falcó can breathe again, since she once again has a team of designers at her disposal.
There were many rumors that the brand in charge of the new design would be Carolina Herrera. A rumor that has come true, when the daughter of Isabel Preysler has headed for New York. During her trip to the American city, the influencer met with Wes Gordon, the firm's creative director, to finalize all the details of her new dress.
According to the first information, the designer sent his first sketches of the wedding dress to the influencer and without thinking twice he arranged a meeting with them, since they were completely to his liking. After her meeting, Tamara Falcó returned to Madrid, where the media have been able to capture her first statements in a wedding dress.
Isabel Preysler's daughter landed in Madrid, to head to Ibiza, where she has a publicity event scheduled and will mark her first public appearance after what happened. The EuropaPress media has collected Falcó's first statements after his trip.
Íñigo Onieva's fiancée stated in front of the cameras that the meeting went well and that she is "very happy". In addition, the Marquise de Griñón has taken the opportunity to deny the rumors that she pointed out that on her wedding day she will wear two dresses. "I'll settle for a suit," she declared.
Regarding her agreement with Carolina Herrera, Tamara Falcó confirmed that the decision to bet on them came after her break with Sophie et Voilà was announced and she wanted to deny the rumors that she had done it before. ''That's a lie,'' she confessed flatly.
