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The weekly talk show "Speaking with ..." Alguazas Radio has had in its edition for Thursday June 28 with Ms Jiménez, a 21-year-old town that has arisen recently with the first prize in the Contest Young Designer of the Region of Murcia.

Interviewed by a contributor to the local public radio at the same time active member of the Association of Women in Alice Alguazas Parejo, Ms Jiménez has shelled over twenty minutes of program the fashion scene Murcia, trends and values ​​highlighted in the present moment and the short-term projects that will take this promising young design nationwide.

Defining your style creator, his fledgling but successful career in the fashion and value they deserve your local nursery were other issues addressed in the space of Alguazas Radio interviews that weekly, is broadcast on the FM 87.7 Thursdays at 12 noon.

Importantly, Ms Jiménez, a student of today in their third year of Fashion Design at the School of Design of Murcia, has a promising career ahead in terms of both regional and Spanish fashion, a career which began at the Institute of Secondary Education "Floridablanca" City of Murcia and counts as a remarkable landmark exhibition of works in 2008, following the course of Fashion Network.

Later he was assistant costume Gateway Open 2010, during which he introduced, along with the creator Mary Prisons, an eyewear design competition for designs not Bored.

And recently, particularly in the context of the 2012 Festivities Alguazas, Ms Jiménez presented on June 8 a fashion show that, under the title "Datrebil" offered spectators who filled the Town Hall Square the town a set of creations that led him to win the Young Designers Competition in the Region of Murcia.

The collection "Datrebil" is, as the young designer, "a work inspired by the birds, the slight movement of their wings and the sense of freedom that they give us, using very light fabrics and color of its plumage . garments are also based in cages and loops that give us the feel of the birds in these closed areas. "

Source: Ayuntamiento de Alguazas