Jun 27, 2017 08:44
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Spanish term

vuelta

Spanish to English Other Textiles / Clothing / Fashion Fashion -swimwear
COLECCIÓN PRIMAVERA-VERANO 2018 – “???”
El equipo de Diseño de x ha contado con y DESIGNER, para la creación de la primera colección de Baño Hombre.
La propuesta se basa principalmente en una vuelta a las formas primarias, el “circulo” como elemento de referencia en los estampados de la colección SS17

Looking for help with vuelta in this context. TIA.
Proposed translations (English)
4 a spin on
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Non-PRO (2): franglish, Helena Chavarria

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Discussion

Helena Chavarria Jun 27, 2017:
Or 'mainly based on going back to basic shapes'. I'm thinking of 'vuelta al colegio', which is 'back to school'.
Muriel Vasconcellos Jun 27, 2017:
return to That's what I thought when I saw the question, but others have said it already.
María Perales Jun 27, 2017:
I agree with neilmac - "return to basic shapes".
william hill Jun 27, 2017:
Thought it could be something like 'revolves around basic shapes' but 'a return to basic shapes' as suggested feels more likely
neilmac Jun 27, 2017:
Yes (Y) A "return to basic shapes" works fine IMHO....
Lorna O'Donoghue (asker) Jun 27, 2017:
return to basic shapes?

Proposed translations

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a spin on

I think they are referring to putting a "spin on" the shapes. Is the text from Spain? They usually say "dar una vuelta a algo" which means to rethink something in order to change it or to put a spin on it. See the example below.
Example sentence:

Colorware es una empresa conocida por dar una vuelta al diseño tonal de un montón de gadgets

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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks Rachel. I have already submitted the translation using return to but your answer is interesting"
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