The non-wedding between Juan Ortega and Carmen Otte has ended up becoming one of the most viral. The sit-in by the bullfighter shortly before the ceremony in Jerez de la Frontera left the bride and many of those present in a state of shock, as well as the social gatherings and gossip magazines that have covered the topic in recent weeks. Despite the outcome, there are still many details that were unknown until now and that are falling in dribs and drabs.
One of them was the cost of the dress that the cardiologist should have worn at the nuptials, but which was finally left unworn after what happened. It was revealed by TardeAR, Telecinco's evening show presented by Ana Rosa Quintana. Collaborator Leticia Requejo has been in charge of revealing the price behind the label, in 4 figures, and indicating where it is currently located, in one more note of what have been a few chaotic days.
The dress was created by the Andalusian designer Carmen Maza, with a bohemian style and a simple design, long and closed with sleeves. “We make each model as a unique garment knowing that its vocation is to last over time. The bride's personality is reflected in her dress. We take into account the type of ceremony, the place where it will be held, whether it is intimate or crowded,” explained the seamstress in an interview conducted by Telva magazine.
“If the story of the flying dress were real, it would be the cherry on top,” explained Requejo, given the rumors that Otte threw it out of the window after Ortega's call, landing in the yard of some neighbors who were absent during the weekend. of the event. “We can now confirm that the dress never flew, it was never thrown away,” the journalist immediately denied, ensuring that it stayed hanging in its place at all times.
“Carmen still has the suit, specifically her mother, who has been in charge of storing the suit in case there is a wedding again tomorrow, of course,” added Requejo, ensuring that they have neither returned it nor have any intention of returning it. , just before revealing its price: “We are talking about dresses that range between 3,000 and 7,000 euros, and in the case of Carmen Otte, her dress is valued at 6,000 euros.”
Within these details, reactions to the sit-in continue to overlap. The affected person's environment made themselves heard with statements shared by TardeAR himself: “He did everything so that her life was perfect, he has always directed everything so that it would go well for her. That her future husband left her at the altar, that this happened to her, must have been a hard blow.”
