Paula Echevarría manages to exhaust a Stradivarius skirt after wearing it on Instagram

Paula Echevarría has once again achieved that one of the garments that she has worn recently is about to run out. The Spanish actress is a style reference for many and everything that she wears ends up becoming a true sales success. When it is not a blouse, it is a dress, and it does not matter what the price is, because it ends up running out.

And that is exactly what will happen with the latest skirt that she has worn on her Instagram profile., where she publishes each of her outfits. But contrary to what it may seem, this Paula skirt is one of the latest ‘low-cost’ designs in Spanish stores and the next to run out of stock.

Stradivarius is his favorite

Echevarría has bought this Stradivarius skirt for 25.95 euros. In this way, despite being from Inditex and affordable, she has made the brown leatherette skirt with a ‘midi’ cut to be the garment. styling star — and it is about to be sold out on the website — even though it has been combined with other signature garments much more faces.

With this skirt, the ‘Velvet’ actress has had one of the trends of the season in mind, the ‘midi’ skirts. But it has not been the only fashionable garment these months that she has worn. How it has already been a habit, Paula has decided to dress her head with a beret from one of her favorite firms Fetiche Suances, the price of which is 59.95 euros.

Much more expensive garments

But this beret was the second most affordable piece of Echevarría's ‘look’ after the Stradivarius skirt. David Bustamante's ex-partner has combined the brown leatherette skirt with a Guess signature floral embroidery sweater that costs 99 euros.

Her accessories, apart from the beret, have been some original night blue velvet shoes from Martinelli, whose price is 119 euros. And a Sandro Paris bag that fetches 295 euros. Thus, Paula has dressed a complete styling of more than 650 euros—Counting the exclusive Bratleboro watch— of which what has been liked the most has been the ‘low-cost’ garment from the Inditex group.