Comfort is imposed this season.The new normality, with the work in remote dynamiting the barriers between home and office, and the few outings that we grant us, has resulted in a simpler and more versatile closet.«Tan cómodo como si estuvieras en casa, tan estiloso como si estuvieras en otro lado», es el leitmovit de la nueva colección de Mango: un conjunto de piezas 24 horas que funcionan en cualquier contexto.

Bajo el nombre Comfy [cómodo] –acaso puede haber un título más esclarecedor–, Mango propone esta temporada una serie de prendas de carácter casual y deportivo, que adquieren un nuevo sentido a medida que le sumamos capas o accesorios.The warmth of the home is perceived through all the senses, both in silhouettes and tissues - such as tricot and cotton -, as in a chromatic palette without stridency: beige, camel, gray or roses that breathe and invite calm.

The models of the moment, Malika el Maslouhi and Vincent Lacrocq, through the objective of the spontaneous photographer Matteo Montanari, demonstrate throughout the campaign the reason for the rise of homewear clothing in the current context.Through a series of everyday situations: working from home, walking the dog, relaxing in the living room, walking through the city ... the chameleonic character of this type of garments is revealed.It is enough to add a tailor -type coat or sneakers to move from the private sphere to the public easily and without losing the forms.

There is only one unknown to resolve: how to build a comfy closet?Here are basic guidelines:

The ‘homeoffice’ look

The New York Timesa Vanesa Friedman's editor claims the term ‘Workleissure’, an oxymoron between the Athleissure trend - which found his best ambassador in Kim Kardashian - and the office uniform, to name this new daily costume code."Workleisure (a reward for whom you find a better term) is more creative than Casual Business, which was actually just a suit with a jacket and pants that did not combine," says the expert.It is, as mango has done, to reinvent the basics in noble fabrics and careful patterns: long knitted dresses, tricoted jerseys that emulate sweatshirts or sports pants with straight cuts, almost tailor.Comfortable garments to enjoy at home and go down the street.

Micro games also work

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The point has that quality, as the Nordics would say, Hygge.It is a warm, cozy fabric, which this year is reformulated in all kinds of options: cardigans, fasteners, pants and, the star piece of the catwalk: the micro shorts of knitting.Although at first glance it looks like a complicated garment, it has the power to extend your legs to infinity.How to take them?Mango proposes in his campaign a visual game, with a worker shirt or a male American, achieving an incredible contrast of sizes and shapes.

This is my style, sports luxury

Karl Lagerfeld was wrong when he said the tracksuit "was a symbol of defeat".Or maybe he was right and that's why he has become the banner of these strange times.Be that as it may, the tracksuit is one of the most versatile garments of the cabinet and the favorite of Streetstyle (beyond the airport).Mango's proposal is to recover its most organic forms: cotton pants and sweatshirt, in neutral tones and novelty spirit.

The infallible maxibols

Quarantine made us rethink the value of the essential, and that feeling somehow has materialized this fall in functional accessories: maxibols in which a life fits and that adapt to any context.Of course, they get padded or guateados, connecting again with the informal spirit of the season.

Sponging accessories

Warmness is a sensory experience and, in this sense, accessories play a very important role.Fabrics such as the sheep, wool or cashmere cover all kinds of accessories: sandals, sneakers or hair hat.A proposal that is completed with more practical pieces, such as socks and scarves in pastel tones, to welcome the new season.