JOAQUINA DUENAS

Sara Carbonero is immersed in a stage of change. After the recent announcement of her separation from Iker Casillas after a decade of love, the journalist has taken charge of her life and continues to make important decisions. The last of hers, that of selling the fashion firm that she has together with her close friend Isabel Jiménez, 'Slow Love'. The buyer, the textile giant Tendam, owner of other brands such as Cortefiel or Pedro del Hierro.

However, these two entrepreneurs do not detach themselves from the project they launched five years ago and on which they have worked with care and commitment and which goes beyond clothing design as it assumes the importance of materials and sustainable development. In this new stage, the journalists will be part of the creative direction.

It seems that, from an economic perspective, it is a wise decision since the new owner is a specialist in the textile industry and can favor the growth of 'Slow Love' after the last few years the accounts were closed in the red. A commitment to sustainable fashion that favored unaffordable prices and that could now be more democratized, allowing many of Carbonero's followers to join the environmentally friendly design.

Recently we were able to verify that the two friends had traveled by the sea to work on this common project and would announce news shortly. In fact, the operation was not surprising given that the firm was already linked to Cortefiel after the collaboration that allowed them to sell their clothes in the chain's physical stores was announced.