Tanned, a nuclear white dress code and ‘Werewolf in Paris’

The dress code for the Palma party was white. Beyond this traditional etiquette, among all the guests who attended the Copa del Rey Mapfre event at the Real Club Náutico, the most sought after by photographers was María José Suárez. The model and miss, who is making waves this summer (in the media) due to her highly publicised break-up with Álvaro Muñoz Escassi, is not stopping. Actress and singer Carolina Cerezuela and presenter Lara Álvarez also attended. All, of course, synchronised in white.

Sailors, shipowners, sponsors and among the famous ones, María José Suárez. She was the surprise of the night. The Sevillian, who is going through an emotional tsunami after her separation from the rider, posed and flashed her best smile in front of the cameras. Day in, day out, we see her in the media or on social media coping with this impact that has become the heartbreak of the summer. Sometimes she uses irony with a “I laugh so I don’t cry” and sometimes, empowered and strong, she lets off steam on her Instagram, where she writes: “I’m calm, I’ve turned the page and he can do whatever he wants.” Words she launched after the images of her ex, Escassi, with Hiba Abouk, in Tunisia that Informalia previewed.

At the white party at the Club Náutico in the Balearic capital we also saw Manu Tenorio and his wife, Silvia Casas, Carolina Cerezuela, Lara Álvarez and Lidia Torrent, daughter of Elsa Anka, both ambassadors of the Anekke brand. Cerezuela chose a mini tube dress with a V-neck halter and hoop details. While Lara wore a set of a vest and wide-leg trousers. The music came from La Unión, who caused a sensation with their hit Werewolf in Paris.