The thread running through the collection is the red carnation, which shows us the elegance of the folkloric outfits created by Leandro but with a modern twist. The latest commercial collection of the Spanish designer is also a creative and emotional take on quarantine, as the designer experienced it over recent weeks.

"Quarantine; virus; isolation; silence; family; sadness; anxiety; emptiness..., are some of the words that have echoed in my head for exactly 68 days..., 68 long days in which the only one that has not restricted me - when I could go out, where I could go and what I could do - has been my imagination." -Leandro Cano

Although red is the thread of the collection, we can find some of the prints consisting of carnations with a rain of coins that include the logo of the firm on one side and a hand with the position of the palm on the other, which have been specially designed for this collection. These coins will be used in the line of jewellery that the brand will introduce soon.

With all of this, Imperio is also an ode to the long nights of partying, which joined with the days, and brought mystery and fun to the legends that revolve around these great artists.